Kids step into a fairytale wonderland and dress up as their favourite storybook characters
Young bookworms at Cameron Vale School and The Chelsea Nursery have celebrated the magical world of storytelling and reading, with an enchanting week of educational activities.
There were white rabbits and mad hatters galore at the Chelsea-based school as children stepped into a fairy-tale wonderland and dressed up as their favourite storybook characters.
Cameron Vale’s new headmistress, Miss Bridget Saul, also got into the spirit of things, leading the book week as The Queen of Hearts.
Pupils participated in entertaining, fun-filled activities such as an adventure story writing competition, the sharing of book reviews and a workshop led by children’s author Kirsty Riddiford.
Following one of her first major events at the school, headmistress Bridget Saul said: “It is inspiring to witness how passionate our children are about books and reading.
“They had a thoroughly enjoyable week and it was lovely to see how each pupil represented their favourite characters, which resulted in a variety of truly creative costumes.”
Pictured top: Pupils at Cameron Vale School and The Chelsea Nursery dress pp as their favourite book characters
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