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All smiles as youngsters mark World Book Day 2020 in Royston and villages
Barclee aged nine as Draco Malfoy, Beau aged nine as Ron Weasley and Ronnie aged four as Lego Ninjago. Picture: Paige Watson - Credit: Archant
Youngsters from Royston and the surrounding villages dressed to impress on World Book Day.
Reed First School youngsters taking part in World Book Day 2020. Picture: Reed First School - Credit: Archant
The schools in our area that took part in the event yesterday included Roman Way Academy in Royston, Ashwell Primary School and Reed First School.
Arabella Stokes, from Roman Way, became Alice in Wonderland - a story she absolutely loves, which her mum Jemma and dad Adam read to her all the time.
Reed First School youngsters taking part in World Book Day 2020. Picture: Reed First School - Credit: Archant
The four-year-old said: "I'm sad to be going to school in uniform tomorrow, and wish it was world book day every day!"
Reed First School's headteacher Vicky Wittich said they had "fabulous book character costumes at their World Book Day celebrations".
Arabella Stokes age 4 from Roman Way Academy as Alice in Wonderland. Picture: Courtesy of Kelly Darby - Credit: Archant
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Other brilliant costumes included Captain Underpants, Peppa Pig and Mr Bump.
The annual event, which began in 1995, celebrates reading and is marked in more than 100 countries across the globe.
Harry Potter on World Book Day. Picture: Jade Ria - Credit: Archant
Evie-Grace Hammond dresses as Goldilocks with three bears on her dress. Picture: Courtesy of Alice Hammond - Credit: Archant
Louie, 6, as Captain Underpants and Stanley, aged four, as the bear from we’re going on a Bear hunt Picture: Charlotte Crotty - Credit: Archant
Mini Harry Potter Jack Greaves, aged 6 weeks. Picture: Samantha Greaves - Credit: Archant
Isabelle as a Cheeky Little Kitten. Picture: Kate Kirby - Credit: Archant
Buddy Horgan, aged seven, in his homemade Mr Bump costume Picture: Courtesy of Becky Cox - Credit: Archant
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