27 Apr 2018

Year 3 Pyjama Day

by School Staff | posted in: Year Three News | 0

Year 3 had a Pyjama Day on Friday 27th April to raise money for Gabriel, the child sponsored by the school. All enjoyed a very cosy day in their pyjamas, dressing gowns and onesies!

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