Pupils at the school brought a burst of colour to the corridors today as they dressed up in the vibrant shades of the Irish flag to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Greens, whites, and oranges filled their classroom creating a festive atmosphere enjoyed by staff and students alike.

From the whimsical world of Alice in Wonderland, to the bright and beloved Hungry Caterpillar, to the spooky glow of Funnybones, and many more creative outfits, our corridors were filled with colour, character, and lots of smiles. It was wonderful to see such enthusiasm and imagination on display.

A huge thank you to all staff who took part and helped make the day feel so special for our children. Your efforts bring stories to life and inspire a love of reading across the school.

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The Easter Eggs were handed out to the children, who were thrilled to get them. We are very thankful to Trace Air for their kindness and for making this Easter special.

But the fun didn't stop there! We also held a "Reading for Pleasure" session where parents were invited to join their children to read together in the hall. It was a wonderful sight to see parents and pupils sharing their favorite stories and enjoying the magic of reading together.

The day was a fantastic celebration of books and reading, and it reinforced our school's commitment to promoting literacy and a lifelong love of reading. The smiles on the faces of both children and parents were a testament to the power of stories to bring people together.

About World Book Day: World Book Day is an annual event dedicated to celebrating books and reading. It aims to encourage children to explore the pleasures of books and reading by providing them with the opportunity to have a book of their own.

She has raised an amazing £1275!!.

Well done Mrs Smith!! We are proud of your achievement to raise money to support incredibly brave children and you people.

The event raised money for our school fund which in turns pays for all the nice extras that our dedicated school budget cannot.

The rain even held off and there was a beautiful rainbow at the end of the event.

It is lovely that Stanstead has some many children wanting to grow vegetables, grow plants and look after our environment.

Moonlight had a visit from our local fire service today.

The children had a talk from the fire fighter's, they looked around the fire engine, watered our flowers with the hose and saw what equipment they use.