Kincraig school in Bispham parties in name of the Queen

Staff and pupils at Kincraig Primary School celebrate the Queen's reign by having a tea party and performing songs for parents

The school, on Kincraig Road, enjoyed a week of activities celebrating the 67 year long reign of Her Royal Highness, Queen Elizabeth II, who ascended the throne in 1952.

This included the creation of a gallery in the school in which every child contributed their own picture of the Queen.

And the week culminated in the tea party, which was attended by more than 200 parents.

Kincraig youngsters get ready to tuck in during the school's tea party to celebrate the Queen's reign.

Tea and cakes were served on the day, which was also included musical performances from some of the youngsters.

Assistant head teacher, Richard Aspden, said: "We've had a great week celebrating the long reign of Queen Elizabeth II.

"The garden party was the perfect week to end the week.

"The children have all found out more about our Queen and carried out some excellent work.

"The support of the parents has been the icing on the cake."