We managed to get a short video of all the children returning to school. As you will see and hear, they were having LOTS of fun!
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It is with great pride that we brought the KS2 and KS3 pupils up onto the new Multi Use Games Area for some fun and games. We hope you agree with us in saying that its looking fantastic and is a real asset to our school.
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After returning, it was time for our Jubilee Party! Lots of food and fun was had by all.
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The village came to a virtual standstill as we made our way up the main street. Passsing lorries blasted their airhorns and the cheers of pupils, parents. friends and neighbours could be heard buzzing throughout the street.
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The sun was shining on us as we formed up and started to make our way down the main drive into the village where a great crowd of family and friends awaited us.
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Our Jubilee Celebration started with assembly, led by Mr Kennedy.
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Waringstown Primary celebrated HM The Queen's Diamond Jubilee in style this morning with our Jubilee Parade.
Following our altogether Jubilee Assembly the whole school in patriotic colours and appropriate crowns and 'headgear' set off on our Jubilee Parade through the village. The community support and large number of parents, relatives and friends present to watch the parade added greatly to the occasion. Thank you for attendance.
Following the parade children in the FS and KS One enjoyed a Street Party and thankfully the weather was beautiful.
KS Two children were doubly blessed today as it was the first time we were (unofficially) allowed to use the new state of the art MUGA pitch.
A huge thank you must go to Mr John Egerton once again for his attendance in school to take so many of the wonderful photographs that you can now enjoy on the website!