UNITED KINGDOM _ 25th World Book Day held on Thursday 3rd March was celebrated in the local schools with a myriad of imaginative activities. Pupils at St Francis School in Pewsey dressed as fictional characters from Clem (Clem and Crab) to Angelina Ballerina and just about everyone in between. Ramsbury School held a ‘Bring in your Besti’ (book), a Stop, Drop and Read throughout the day, plays performed by staff and much more.

Ramsbury School is one of…

Local schools celebrate 25th World Book Day.

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