Parents, governors and dignitaries were invited to watch the youngsters celebrate the day.

And the parents got a chance to be involved, too.

They would pick up the chumash with a picture of their child in and present it to the little one. In return they received a rose.

The set of 18 Year Four pupils had a "wonderful experience", said head teacher Claire Simon.

"All the children were very confident in their speaking and had an amazing time."