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There were spooky goings on at Washington’s Marlborough Primary School.

Students aged two-to-11 at the Sulgrave school donned their scariest outfits early as Halloween falls at the end of half-term week

They usually have a disco, but covid regulations made it a little different this year.

Staff say the little devils - and ghosts, witches and skeletons - deserved some fun for behaving so well amid all the changes.

Spooky stuff. These youngsters had a fun time at Marlborough Primary's Halloween celebrations.

So they came to class in fancy-dress, taking part in spooky arts and crafts, reading stories and watching Halloween films.

Marlborough’s early years lead, Catherine White, said: “We decided to hold a Halloween fun day in school for the children, to lighten their spirits following lockdown.

“They’ve done so well following the new routines and we felt they deserved a treat.

"We know that for many of the children, it won’t be possible to celebrate Halloween in the usual way and this was a great way to have fun while staying safe at school.”

Wooo-ooo!. These students had a fun time at Marlborough Primary's Halloween celebrations.

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The cutest spooks in town - Halloween fun was had ahead of half term at Washington school

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