Victory College school chaplain Cheree Hughes is upset at the State Government' decision to ban state primary schools from attending this year's Christmas concert.
Young school children involved in this year's Victory College Christmas concert wanted to don costumes, embrace a colourful Lego theme and put smiles on their peers' faces.
These budding performers expected to battle a few last-minute nerves and the odd forgotten line, but instead are in the spotlight of a prickly religious argument.
A complaint from one state primary school parent has led to an early curtain call.
The concert was due to take place Tuesday and Wednesday this week, with primary schools from across the region to attend, but was cancelled last week.
The complaint triggered a response from the Queensland Education Department, resulting in letters being sent home with school children to explain the decision to parents.
