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The Voice UK is a British singing competition television series.Created by John de Mol, it premiered on BBC One during the spring television cycle on 24 March 2012. Based on the original The Voice of Holland, and part of The Voice franchise, it has aired nine series and aims to find currently unsigned singing talent (solo or duets, professional and amateur) contested by aspiring singers, drawn. The Voice UK aired its fifth week of blind auditions tonight (January 30) and the coaches felt the pressure as they continued to build their teams. One contestant that pleasantly surprised the.

For the past twelve years “The Voice” has been delivering high on talented singers who have gone on to have successful careers. Not all of the season winners have enjoyed equal success. Some have shined brightly and then faded while others have gone one to achieve their life-long dreams. Here are the top five most successful voice winners of all time.

1. Cassadee Pope

The season 3 winner of “The Voice” has gone forward with a moderate amount of success after her big win. Republic Nashville signed her on and she released the album “Frame by Frame” with the label in 2013. Her popularity has grown since touring with Darius Rucker, Dirks Bentley and Tim McGraw. She has plans to continue with her touring in the upcoming year but we don’t know who she’ll be with yet.

2. Danielle Bradbery

Season 4 winner Bradbery earned the distinction at just 17 years of age. Under the tutelage of Blake Shelton, she honed her craft and after her impressive with she signed a contract with Big Machine Records. “Heart of Dixie” was released in the summer of 2013 as a single with her debut album to follow in November. In 2014, she was honored as “my Day” was a featured song at the Winter Olympics in Sochi. She was the poster child representing the promotion of the games. Her new single “Friend Zone” is scheduled for release in August.

3. Jordan Smith

Jordan won Season 9 of “The Voice” and has since gone on to return to the show to sing a song from his Christmas Album titled “Tis the Season.” Jordan has also made numerous special appearances including singing of the national anthem for ball games. His perfect pitch along with unreal voice control has earned him a great deal of attention and respect early after his victory on The Voice representing team Adam.

4. Josh Kaufman

Winner of Season 6 of “The Voice” was a team usher contestant. He has held steady gigs since the win and he is enjoying making appearances in Indiana close to his three children. He appeared in “Pippin” a broadway show and is now finishing work on his first full length album. A release date has not yet been established.

5. Sawyer Fredericks

The sixteen year old season 8 singer replaced Danielle Bradbery as the youngest winner of the show. Sawyer of team Pharrell earned an immediage contract with Republic Records. He is currently working on his first album. In between studio sessions, Fredericks is busy with live performances during the summer months. He hit the gate running and is busy building a reputation and a career in the folk genre of the music industry.

These five top contestants and winners have each attained a measure of success since their wins on the popular “The Voice” television show. Achieving mega stardom often takes years and although none have quite reached that goal as of now, they are still on their way up and making steady forward progress. Not all winners go on to reach their dreams so this group is in an elite class of movers and shakers who are working hard to earn their place among the already established greats of our time.

A huge 20 per cent rise in Spalding Academy pupils achieving five A* to C grade GCSEs signals a “new era for secondary education in Spalding,” says headteacher Laurence Reilly.

Teachers and pupils were jubilant this morning in the hall.

While pupils opened their results envelopes, Spalding Academy Deputy Headteacher Karen Joel said:

“We’re so, so excited. It’s all down to the students. A 20 per cent rise is incredible. I can’t imagine many people are celebrating like we are today.”

The dramatic rise in results is likely to put the school high in national achievements.

“We’re hoping it’ll make us one of the most improved schools in the country,” said Mrs Joel.

Nationally, the GCSE pass rate has fallen 0.6 per cent.

The Turnaround Book

Spalding Academy Deputy Headteacher Karen Joel and pupil Chloe Worth.

Headteacher Mr Reilly said: “The school’s been a very low achieving school. From when [South Lincolnshire Academies Trust] took it over last year we’ve gone from 31 per cent five A-stars-to-C in maths and English, up to 51 per cent.”

“A lot of kids have done a lot better than expected,” Mr Reilly said of the results that contrast with the “high predictions and low achievements for the last two years”.

“I am confident that this is the start of a new era in secondary education in Spalding which, due to the fact that the school is non-selective, now provides a high quality education for all families in the town and surrounding areas,” said Mr Reilly.

Pupil Erikas Laucius, who started at Spalding Academy in September, achieved 11 A*-C grades. “That’s amazing!” Erikas said when he opened his results. He plans to go into programming.

Wiktoria Smok achieved 13 A*-C grade GCSEs and is going on to study A Levels in maths, computer science and engineering.

Spalding Academy pupil Wiktoria Smok achieved 13 A*-C GCSEs, including a Grade 8 in maths.

Spalding High School also saw an increase in successful results. While the new graded scoring (1-9) for maths and English isn’t directly comparable, grade 4 is considered a pass equivalent to a C.

99 per cent of Spalding High School students achieved grade 4 (standard pass) or above in English, an increase on last year. 94 per cent of students achieved Grade 4 in both English and Maths.

Spalding High School student Anna Wilks achieved two grade 8 and three A* grades, earning 12 A*-B grades overall. She will stay on to the sixth form and study A levels in maths, biology, chemistry and English Literature.

Spalding High School student Anna Wilks achieved 12 A*-B including Grade 8 maths.

The Voice Uk Fastest Turnaround Track

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