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PICTURES: Inverness schools celebrate World Book Day with pupils and teachers dress up as some of their literary heroes to mark the occasion By Federica Stefani Published: 20:30, 11 March 2021
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School pupils and teachers across Inverness had a blast by dressing up as some of their literary heroes to celebrate World Book Day.
Superheroes, princesses, animals and even the BFG were among the characters as the annual event went on for many schools despite coronavirus-related restrictions.
Staff and pupils went the extra mile to make the event happen by arranging in-class and online events that children and parents at home could be involved in.
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One of the displays set up as part of Uryside School s character trail.
A north-east school has celebrated World Book Day by creating a quirky book character trail for pupils and their families to follow.
Running until Sunday, Uryside School decided to develop the hunt as a way to raise awareness of the various books that children may read for enjoyment.
Volunteers have created scarecrow characters, which have been placed in their gardens, and a map has been shared with the local community.
Residents are being invited to walk around the area and find the characters that range from Harry Potter, Where’s Wally and The Scarecrows’ Wedding to the Gingerbread Man and Little Red Riding Hood.