They include Hawes Side Academy which enjoyed a visit from Deputy Lieutenant Barnett (MBE DL) – former High Sheriff of Lancashire as well as a street party style occasion. At Manse Care Home in Kirkham, residents were joined by more than 40 family members for the Queens Platinum Jubilee Party at The Manse Care Home Kirkham.
And the brain injury charity Headway held their own afternoon tea event courtesy of Lancashire law firm Vincents Solicitors.
In case you missed them: IN PICTURES: Anchorsholme Park celebrates the Queen's Platinum Jubilee
1. Jubilee celebrations
Making the most of the Jubilee celebrations at Hawes Side Academy Photo: submit
2. Jubilee Celebrations
The Manse Care Home in Kirkham welcomed friends and family to celebrate the Queens Platinum Jubilee and were treated to a royal afternoon tea served by chefs Gary and Rob. Photo: submit
4. Jubilee celebrations
Parents, staff and pupils at Hawes Side Academy enjoyed their own celebrations in school Photo: UGC
6. Jubilee celebrations
Deputy Lieutenant Barnett, former High Sheriff of Lancashire, spoke to children at Hawes Side about the Queen's achievements and the significance of her historic reign, when he joined their Jubilee celebrations Photo: submit