Disappearing act: Ryder Wellington, 7, and Beau Cassidy, 8, both dressed as the eponymous character from the Where’s Wally series.
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Bourchier St Primary School put on an exciting costume parade for Book Week on Friday, November 5, with kids from all year groups dressed up as their favourite fictional characters.
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Magical creatures, pirates, talking fish, cowgirls, princesses and quirky animals lined the playground — just a few of the countless creative outfits spotted on the day.
Strong: Settiara Tafaoga, 7, as Pocahontas and Kahmay Scott, 7, as Anna from Frozen.
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Heroes: Connor Sullivan, 8, as Ninja Kid and Christiana Moananu, 7, as Jessie from Toy Story.
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Impressive ogre: Mason Alcock, 12, says his mum helped him prepare his wonderful Shrek costume.
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Spooky: Bayden Hutchins, 12, and Maelan Allan, 12, dressed as Goosebumps characters, with Andi Riza, 12, as Wally and Tom Hudgson as a famous cricketer.
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Cartoon animals: Evie O’Dwyer, 12, as Winnie the Pooh, Hannah Russell, 12, as a hippo, and Cassie Haysom, 12, as Piglet.
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Colourful trio: Three friends Ben McLachlan, 12, Hunta Bennett-Brown, 12, and Liam Sofra, 12, as Dr Suess fish.
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Imaginative: Zara Moffatt, 12, as Veruka Salt, Ruby Darma, 12, as Dharma the Llama, Ava Arnold, 11, as Violet Beauregarde and Chloe Pettigrew, 12, as an adventurous pirate.
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Rosa Ritchie
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