Students chow down on football inspired school lunch
Students in Staffordshire have traded in their school ties for football shirts as they prepared to cheer on England in the Qatar World Cup.
Pupils at Chancel Primary School, in Rugeley, donned the red and white shirts as they celebrated team's progression in the World Cup with games, cake and international dancing.
Students were also treated to a football inspired school lunch, consisting of hotdogs, chips and no end of England cake.
Daniel Leese, teacher and P.E coordinator, said: "The kids were really excited to come into today, we had a World Cup dance workshop that the could attend throughout the day.
"We also put on fun classes as well as the normal curriculum, then we had a football inspired sit down meal in the afternoon."
An external dance group, hired by the school, led the students in a range of international dance routines, before sitting down to hotdogs, chips and a homemade England cake.
Mr Leese continued: "The dance team led the students in different international dances from around the world, a lot of the students haven't seen foreign dance routines before so they were really intrigued."
The school usually puts on different events for special occasions, but nothing of this size.
Mr Leese said: "We usually do celebrate for special occasions, but nothing like we have done for the world cup. The children have really enjoyed it, potentially we would like to do something like this again in the future."