The dancers performed alongside official Dolphins cheerleaders in front of a huge stadium audience.
The stadium holds over 65 thousand people and is the home of the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League.
The trip was brought about thanks to Pro-Excel, an organisation which brings young people from diverse backgrounds together in a bid to create social change through dance and sport.
Overall 157 students flew over to America to take part in the life-changing show.
After months of practice and hard work, the Oldham students left for five days in sunny Miami on December 8.
Aside from the dance performance, they also got to experience a VIP party by the beach, with a top Miami DJ, a tour of the Hard Rock Stadium, a formal red carpet dinner the night before the performance, an intense rehearsal programme and two game-day performances, one pre-game and one at half-time.
The trip and work with Pro-Excel brings to life E-ACT's Opening Minds Opening Doors strategy which pushes staff and students to dare to dream big, the trust aims to push boundaries to create extraordinary opportunities for all young people.
Andrea Atkinson, Headteacher at E-ACT Royton and Crompton Academy, said: “I am so proud of the students who took part in this exciting opportunity.
"I know they have been working hard for months to make sure their moves were perfect and everyone at Royton and Crompton is over the moon that they got to be involved in such a unique experience.”
