Easter joy has been plentiful at Noremarsh Junior School, Wellington Lions Primary, and Wellington Eagles Primary as they embraced festive activities leading up to the holiday.
At Noremarsh Junior School, children were treated to a delightful visit from the Easter bunny during their weekly farm visit. Excitement filled the air as the youngsters engaged in a morning of egg-cellent fun, matching halves of printed eggs to earn themselves a sweet reward of chocolate treats.
Additionally, the school participated in the Royal Wootton Bassett Town Council Easter egg trail, crafting five beautifully decorated eggs, including one adorned with the thumbprints of all the children.
Meanwhile, over at Wellington Eagles Primary Academy, Year 4 pupils had the pleasure of inaugurating their new kitchen by whipping up some delectable rice crispy cakes topped with miniature chocolate eggs. The reception class dazzled parents with an Easter bonnet parade, showcasing their creatively crafted hats made at home with their families. Year 6 students concluded the term by reading their handmade books to Year 1 pupils, fostering a spirit of literacy and camaraderie. Adding to the festive spirit, the school community gathered at St James Ludgershall for a heartwarming Easter service.
At Wellington Lions Primary Academy, the school’s PTA orchestrated a thrilling Easter egg hunt, sending pupils on a quest to uncover hidden treasures around the library and hallway, with chocolate delights awaiting their discovery. Parents were also treated to refreshments and cake, courtesy of the diligent PTA. Janey Marshall from Journeys for Learning led an engaging workshop, where pupils enacted the story of Jesus at Easter, gaining insight into the significance of his sacrifices and the Christian celebration of this holy season.
