| Main Performers | Rev. Raymond Brown (Principal of Spurgeon's College) - speaker,
Lady Nicholson (National President),
Roy Castle - prize givers,
Miss D M Havis - organ |
| Orchestra or Band | Massed Bands:
1st Southend-on-Sea District,
1st Totton Company,
1st Greenford Company,
Hove District,
Kingston-upon-Thames District,
Lewisham and Bromley Division,
West Kent District,
Bradford Division,
Birmingham Division,
North Brighton and Mid Sussex Districts,
1st Southend-on-Sea District,
West Southampton District,
Northamptonshire Division,
Southend-on-Sea Division,
4th Croydon District,
1st Merseyside District |
| Choirs | Birmingham Division Choir |
| Set List | Guard of Honour (1980 Queen's Award Winners),
'Fanfare of Trumpets',
'God Save The Queen' (The National Anthem),
'Soldiers of Christ Arise',
Worship (Rev. Raymond Brown),
Welcome to Visitors (Lady Nicholson),
Massed Bands,
'Reach for the the Sky' (Hove District),
'My Garden' (Kingston-upon-Thames District),
'Skip It' (Lewisham and Bromley Division),
'Inside Information' (West Kent District),
'Yorkshir eon the March' (Bradford Division),
'Sixty Voices' (Birmingham Division)
'Lift Thine Eyes', Mendelssohn,
'Spring', Handel, arr. Maurice Jacobson,
Russian Dancing (North Brighton and Mid Sussex Districts),
Presentation of Awards (Roy Castle),
Brigadier Brooch,
'Red and Gold' (West Southampton District),
Team Games (Cranham, Hainault, Hove, Theydon Bois),
Guest of Honour Speech (Roy Castle),
'Those Were the Days' (Northamptonshire Division),
'Wings and Wheels' (Southend-on-Sea Division),
'A Rainy Day' (4th Croydon District),
'Sun Dance Fiesta' (1st Merseyside District),
Finale - 'Seek Ye First' (1st Southend-on-Sea District, Birmingham Division Choir),
Benediction |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1980/62) |