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World Book Day 2012

Thursday 1st March was ‘World Book Day’.  The children came to school dressed as book characters, and, as you can see from the pictures, their costumes were amazing!  Thank you to all the children for putting so much effort into your outfits and making the day so special. Activities during the day included; fancy dress parades, story writing, designing bookmarks and of course reading!

Well done to the children in each year group who won the fancy dress competition; these children were of course awarded with a book token as their prize!  We hope you enjoy reading your new books.


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