Free entry to the chocolate factory...or maybe just the school canteen. (Image: 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.
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Look out if you're at St Bonaventure's - the child catcher is about! (Image: Di Halliwell)
Rayan Ayden Haryshan, 3, from Playdays Preschool as a police officer (Image: submitted)
Staff at St Bonaventure's in their costumes (Image: Di Halliwell)
Carmel-Louise Moore, 4, as Little Red Riding Hood (Image: submitted)
Rihana Haryshan 8, from Hilldene Primary School as Princess Anna (Image: submitted)
Five-year-old Prince Jordan (Image: submitted)
Staff and students at Quwwat-Ul-Islam girls school celebrate world book day (Image: Archant)
Uzair Idris, five, from Selwyn Primary School as Paddington Bear (Image: submitted)
Portway Primary School pupils Sonali, Isabella and Yasir, all five, Hadia, four, and Jayarti and Tia, five (Image: submmitted)
These were voted the best staff costumes at St Angela's Ursuline School (Image: submitted)
The Modern Foreign Languages department at St Angela's Ursuline went Around the World in 80 Days (Image: submitted)
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