Anthony takes to the stage once more to perform two of his own songs, written whilst travelling in Australia. As well as showcasing his ability to play guitar and use it as a drum at the same time, Anthony recommends travelling to everyone after his wonderful experiences halfway across the world!

Another singing sensation bravely takes to the stage as Natalie sings a spine-tingling version of a definite tear jerker!

A great version of a classic from Anthony Whitehead, adding to the incredible musical talent on offer at this year’s conference and a definite crowd pleaser!

Another corker from the very talented Nadine, this time singing ‘Stand By Me’ with more highlights from a very special weekend.

An emotional acoustic version of Heaven sang by the extremely talented Nadine Edwardson, accompanied by highlights of the weekend and snippets from the wonderful firework display.

Next up, Sheffield, under the name of “Chomp” with their banging version of “We Will Rock You” and displaying some inventive costume choices!

Everyone’s got their dancing shoes on as they take to the floor and dance the night away! We see a few familiar faces as they prepare to flaunt their dancing skills in true FYSOT form, complete with glow sticks and trippy lighting!

A cracking finale to a cracking day! Stomp are in the building and, with the help of some bin lids and a few willing participants, they are sending Saturday out with a bang!

Diagnosed nine months ago with Acute Lymblastic Leukaemia, we follow Marcus as he organises a charity gig with his band, Mexicofallz to raise not only money, but also awareness of the disease. As a way of saying thank you to everyone, with the help of family members and friends, he sets about raising money for the charities that have helped him along the way, including CLIC Sargent, Sue Ryder Care and The Teenage Cancer Trust. Marcus’s dad explains the importance of continuing with hobbies, if possible, to regain normality and talks about his own experience of having a child with cancer. Marcus talks about the shock of being diagnosed, however friends and family are at hand to praise him for the strength and maturity he has shown throughout his treatment.

A great film from Nottingham, showing us the various complementary treatments on offer for young people receiving treatment for cancer. Located at the Complementary Therapies unit at The Queens Medical Centre, we get an in depth look at what’s on offer and find out more about using complementary therapies. From soothing massages to comfy cushions and calming lighting to relaxing music, as well as a multi sensory room, there is a host of wonderful facilities and procedures available to relieve some of the side effects and symptoms of having chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

After finding herself back in hospital again due to an infection and low counts, Alice is feeling deflated and wants to be back at home. After a talk with the doctors however, Alice soon realises she must stay and get better before she can return home, and sure enough, proving everyone wrong, her counts steadily creep back up to normal range! An ecstatic Alice finally returns to her home comforts, but also returns to the ever looming exam results day, causing her to feel a mixture of emotions. The day arrives, and amazingly, Alice gains a sparkling set of grades, despite being extremely ill when sitting them. A post exams party with friends means only one thing…drunken, camp dancing from Jordan! It’s a case of festival fever as Alice has an amazing time at V and Reading, managing to meet one of her favourite bands, Muse. After all the fun of mingling with celebrities, Alice is suitably worn out, but doesn’t stop there…she has a full treatment plan sorted and is already planning a holiday!

Aged 17, diagnosed 7 years ago and blasting out of the stereo? S Club 7 of course! Lizzy is certainly all about the 7’s. As she tells her story, we hear about everything from radiotherapy to Teegan the dog, complete with a series of photographs taken at the time. Lizzy also explains how supportive friends and family were during treatment, especially her two brothers, who always managed to keep her entertained and in high spirits. A tour around Lizzy’s room highlights her love for dogs, mainly of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel kind! After hearing more of her story, it’s time to take to the water as Lizzy explains how after she was taught, it’s now her turn to teach children how to sail- both a fun and valuable experience.