For World Book Day this year, schools in Victorious Academies Trust have been taking part in lots of activities to celebrate.
Pupils at schools dressed as their favourite characters and there were some amazing costumes!
At Yew Tree Primary School in Dukinfield, their Nursery class pupils made World Book Day badges and shared their books with their friends.
At Wild Bank Community School in Stalybridge, in Reception Class pupils’ costumes had the theme of author Julia Donaldson and in year 4 they made bookmarks.
- Gamesley Primary School - Year 2
- Gamesley Primary School - Year 3
- Gamesley Primary School - Year 5
- Greenside Primary School, Droylsden - Catering Staff Mad Hatters Tea Party
- Greenside Primary School, Droylsden - Mad Hatters Tea Party
- Greenside Primary School, Droylsden - Staff World Book Day
- Inspire Academy, Ashton under Lyne - Year 1 Class
- Inspire Academy, Ashton under Lyne - Year 4 (2)
- Inspire Academy, Ashton under Lyne - Year 4 (3)
- Inspire Academy, Ashton under Lyne - Year 4
- Pinfold Primary School, Hattersley - catering team
- Pinfold Primary School, Hattersley - Year 3
- Pinfold Primary School, Hattersley year 4
- Pinfold Primary School, Hattersley year 5
- Wild Bank Community School, Stalybridge - Reception Class (2)
- Wild Bank Community School, Stalybridge - Reception Class
- Wild Bank Community School, Stalybridge - Year 2
- Yew Tree Primary School, Dukinfield - Nursery Class (1)
- Yew Tree Primary School, Dukinfield - Nursery Class (2)
At Greenside Primary School in Droylsden, their catering staff dressed up as characters from Alice in Wonderland and made themed cakes for their pupils.
At Inspire Academy in Ashton, their year 4 class pupils made book characters using wooden spoons and took part in the Masked Reader.
At Gamesley Primary School, pupils across the school took part in craft activities as well as dressing up as their favourite character.
At Pinfold Primary School in Hattersley, their school cook made a cake in the shape of a book, where one lucky class won the draw to share eating it.
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