To celebrate the Queens 90th Birthday, Beechwood held a tea party on Friday 13th May. All the children came in to school dressed in red, white and blue. The weather was lovely and sunny allowing the children to be outside.
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India (Year 1) wrote the following fantastic account of proceedings…
Beechwood’s Celebration for the Queen
On Friday (13th May) at Beechwood Primary School in Woodley, we celebrated the Queen’s 90th birthday. She’s been ruling for many years and will hopefully be for many more to come. We all came to school wearing red, white and blue clothes, which was fun!
We celebrated by having a party with lots of food and the whole school was there. It was very sunny and hot in Woodley, so we got to enjoy lots of sun as we were outside in the big playground.
All the children were there and you had to sit together in your class. We all sat on the big tables from the hall, except for reception that sat on blankets and the year three children that sat on benches.
Mums, dads, granddads, grandmas, brothers, sisters, cousins, aunties and uncles could all come to the Queen’s birthday picnic to celebrate. The Queen didn’t come to the picnic because she was too busy in her castle.
We then all had to stand up and sing Happy Birthday to the Queen and listen to the National Anthem.
If the Queen could read this I hope she will enjoy her birthday.
Written by India
Beechwood Primary School
Year 1
Age 6 ½