Staff and pupils wore fancy dress depicting fashions through the ages to mark three centuries of learning in the village. They also enjoyed a celebration roast chicken dinner ... with an optional serving of gruel!
Classrooms at the school were set up with different themes, including the 1960s complete with a recreation of Liverpool's famous Cavern Club, a Victorian room and an exploration room.

School trustees presented each child with a commemorative mug during a special assembly.

Headteacher Mike Sibley said: "When I was at school, I was given a mug to commemorate a special event. I thought it was something that had died out a bit so we decided it would be a fitting historical gift."

He added: "Everyone got dressed up and there was a very surreal moment at lunchtime when I witnessed Neil Armstrong playing football with Dick Turpin and Fred Dibnah! All the children researched their costumes really well so it was a real life learning experience."

An anniversary-themed fun day takes place on the school field on Saturday from 1 to 4pm. Attractions include a fancy dress competition, pony rides, stalls, tug-o-war, balloon race and a mini concert performed by pupils.