One of the unique qualities of the choir is the number of trebles who remain as members to sing lower parts after their voices have broken. 

There are currently thirteen teenagers in this section of the choir.  

The choir has a reputation as one of the leading choirs in Lincolnshire and has sung at many of the great cathedrals of the country.

It is one of the few completely voluntary choirs of boys and men remaining in Lincolnshire.

The choir leads the singing at the 11am Prayer Book Sung Eucharist each week and at the 6.30pm Evensong each week.

Full Choral Evensong is included once a month, usually on the 4th Sunday.

The choir is one of the few that continues to sing choral services during holiday times, including August.

During holiday times a number of of ex-members return from university to sing with us.

The choir has a long tradition of choral music and offers a unique musical and educational opportunity to choristers.

Boys attend various courses during their time in the choir, and many have achieved awards in our own Chorister Training Scheme. 

Weekly choir practices are held on Fridays from 7.00 to 8.15pm. 

There is a supervised Choir Club for the boys which meets on Wednesdays after school between 3.15pm and 6.15pm. 

During this time sectional rehearsals are held with various groups of the trebles and younger men.

Monthly outings are organised for choir members, and recent outings have taken place to Sutton-on Sea, AlleyCatz Ten Pin Bowling, Bourne Indoor Pool and The Burtey Fen Collection at Pinchbeck.

 Whilst always aiming for a reasonable musical standard, our over-riding aim is to enhance the music of the services, together with a sense of achievement, team work and enjoyment. 

Membership of the choir requires a sense of commitment and self-discipline, and, besides their musical training, boys are encouraged in loyalty and consideration for others.

Anyone who may be interested in choir membership is invited to contact the Director of Music, Nicholas Pitts, on 01775 766081  for more details or come and meet him after a service.