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GALLERY: March primary school enjoys Royal Wedding celebrations

PUBLISHED: 18:11 28 April 2011 | UPDATED: 18:12 03 May 2011

Burrowmoor Primary School's Royal Wedding celebrations

Burrowmoor Primary School's Royal Wedding celebrations

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YOUNGSTERS at a March primary school waved Union Jacks as they enjoyed their own Royal Wedding celebrations.

Burrowmoor Primary School in March held their own ‘street party’ as billions of people around the world came together to celebrate Prince William and Kate Middleton’s marriage.

Pupils enjoyed a special lunch, played music and took part in a host of other activities to celebrate the landmark occasion.

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