Land of Hope and Glory
They wore tiaras and played Land of Hope and Glory at Whitehall School in Somersham on Friday to mark the Queen s 80th birthday. A giant sponge cake with a jam and cream filling, made by Tom s Cakes of Somersham, was iced with the Union Flag and decorate
They wore tiaras and played Land of Hope and Glory at Whitehall School in Somersham on Friday to mark the Queen's 80th birthday.
A giant sponge cake with a jam and cream filling, made by Tom's Cakes of Somersham, was iced with the Union Flag and decorated with a crown, orb and sceptre.
It was big enough for all 103 pupils to have a piece, plus the school staff and several of the parents who arrived to take their children home.
Pictured enjoying the royal occasion are Sophie, Genevieve, Tom, Lucy, Benjamin and Alice.
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