Published:
1:26 PM March 5, 2015
Updated:
10:03 AM October 13, 2020
If you saw superheroes on the street or bunnies on the bus this morning, you’re not going mad.
Free entry to the chocolate factory...or maybe just the school canteen.
- Credit: Di Halliwell
Children across the borough dressed up in colourful costumes today to mark World Book Day - a celebration of all things literary.
A number of teachers also joined in the fun by becoming their favourite fictional character for the day.
There’s still time to see yourself or your little one in our gallery.
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Look out if you're at St Bonaventure's - the child catcher is about!
- Credit: Di Halliwell
Rayan Ayden Haryshan, 3, from Playdays Preschool as a police officer
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Staff at St Bonaventure's in their costumes
- Credit: Di Halliwell
Carmel-Louise Moore, 4, as Little Red Riding Hood
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Rihana Haryshan 8, from Hilldene Primary School as Princess Anna
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Five-year-old Prince Jordan
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Staff and students at Quwwat-Ul-Islam girls school celebrate world book day
- Credit: Archant
Uzair Idris, five, from Selwyn Primary School as Paddington Bear
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Portway Primary School pupils Sonali, Isabella and Yasir, all five, Hadia, four, and Jayarti and Tia, five
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These were voted the best staff costumes at St Angela's Ursuline School
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The Modern Foreign Languages department at St Angela's Ursuline went Around the World in 80 Days
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