Youngsters from Butler's Hill Infant School and Nursery all got dressed up for World Book DayYoungsters from Butler's Hill Infant School and Nursery all got dressed up for World Book Day
Youngsters from Butler's Hill Infant School and Nursery all got dressed up for World Book Day

Hucknall youngsters just love dressing up for World Book Day

Schools across Nottinghamshire were full of superheroes, princes, princesses, animals and famous characters from favourite stories last week as young pupils all got dressed up for World Book Day.

And one of the schools really getting into the spirit of the day was Butler’s Hill Infant and Primary School.

Teacher Nikki Beldham said: “We had a lovely day for World Book Day and the children fully embraced the day – there was so much excitement buzzing around school.

"Each class chose a book or theme and transformed the classrooms into that book.

"We had a superhero room, an Elmer room, a zoo room, a Peter Pan room, a pirates room, a flower room, a skeleton room and even a rainforest room – all based on different picture books we have enjoyed and read over and over again.

"The children and our families really got on board and every child dressed up to match the theme of their room – it really was a special day.

"Our headteacher Rachel Hallam had an extra special room where she transformed into the Gruffalo and children who regularly read at home were picked to share a book and a little sweet treat with her.

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