A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
The event saw a number of teams from across East Anglia, including from Colchester, Cambridge and Great Yarmouth, battle it out in a series of challenges.
A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
These pictures captured on the day show the many contestants having a blast at the event, which was hosted by Lucy Alexander and refereed by ex-heavyweight boxing champion Frank Bruno.
A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
The spectacle drew in a huge crowd of people to the Holbrook-based school to cheer on those taking part.
A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
It’s A Knockout! first broadcast on British television in 1966. It was reborn in 1999, but its success was shortlived and the final episode aired in January 2001.
A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
Do you remember when the Royal Hospital School played host to It’s A Knockout?
A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
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A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
A participant in the It's A Knockout! tournament takes on one of the challenges. Picture: ANDREW HENDRY (Image: Archant)
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