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Pupils enjoy end of Year disco fever

The Editor

Jul 26, 2022 — 1 min read

By Chloe, Ollie and Grace, Jill Dando News

Pupils caught a disco fever at the school disco while they danced their socks off in the main hall.

This was a chance for them to let their hair down after a long year of school.

Students from Castle Batch Primary School Academy (CBPSA) in Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset enjoyed sweets and drinks at the disco - as the school rules don’t allow sweets in term time but the disco is an exception.

This was an amazing experience and a reception student said “I liked musical statues!” She loved her first disco!

Principal Sally Taylor said: “The atmosphere was buzzing and the children were very, very excited!”

Castle Batch’s disco was hosted by Disco Queen and everyone was overjoyed and pumped up.

Disco Queen succeeded in sharing the joy of a good disco and everyone enjoyed it.

Hopefully, she continues to create smiles and further years go through the same bliss!

Castle Batch also just enjoyed receiving an impressive clean sweep of Good ratings with an overall Good judgement from Ofsted.

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