Chichester gets behind Isaac Waddington in Britain’s Got Talent final

Former Prebendal School pupil Isaac Waddington, 15, on Britain's Got Talent

Britain’s Got Talent judges said they’d ‘found someone truly special’ in talented Chichester schoolboy Isaac Waddington, who won a place in tonight’s final (Sunday, May 31).

A former pupil at The Prebendal School, 15-year-old Isaac had the audience transfixed with his stunning rendition of George Michael’s I Can’t Make You Love Me on Thursday evening (May 28), receiving four yes votes from the judges.

The Prebendal School tweeted: “Massive congrats to former Prebendalian @WaddingtonIsaac who is through to Sunday’s @BGT final! So proud!!”

Isaac will tonight battle it out for the Britain’s Got Talent crown, the chance to appear at the Royal Variety Performance and £250,000.

People can get behind Isaac by voting for him using the Britain’s Got Talent App, which allows people to buzz along with the show, unlock new buzzers, and getting involved in quizzes and games.

For more details visit Britain’s Got Talent App

People can also vote during the live show tonight (Sunday, May 31) starting at 7.30pm on ITV.

Simon Cowell said they’d found “someone truly special” following Isaac’s jaw-dropping performance.

Isaac is a student at Portsmouth Grammar School and previously won BBC Young Chorister of the Year in 2012. He was also head chorister at Chichester Cathedral and The Prebendal School.

Chichester teenager through to BGT final

Simon Cowell reaped praise on Isaac. “You’ve got a great voice, a great taste in music,” he told him on Thursday.

Portsmouth Grammar School pupils Isaac Waddington won the BBC Radio 2 Chorister of the Year award and is now in the final of Britain's Got Talent

Picture by Steve Reid — Portsmouth Grammar School pupils Isaac Waddington won the BBC Radio 2 Chorister of the Year award and is now in the final of Britain's Got Talent Picture by Steve Reid

“I love you behind the piano, you were really relaxed.

“I wasn’t raving about your performance audition.

“For me it was a big step up. When a room is totally silent it means you’ve got everyone’s attention.” Cowell’s praise

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Former Prebendal pupil Isaac Waddington is through to the final

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