Local people celebrate THAT wedding with a right royal ‘do’
Kings Hill pupil Toby Philpott en- joys wedding cake
RED, white and blue was the order of the day when tradi- tional street parties were held throughout Malling to cele- brate the wedding at Westminster Abbey of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. More than 500 people partied at Kings Hill School, with
fancy dress, lashings of bunting, a royal wedding cake, and entertainment. Residents from local nursing homes were invited to join
the children and their families to enjoy the party tea, danc- ing and competitions. At Mereworth Primary School (above), tables were lined
up for a street party withfancy dress prizes and games. After singing the National Anthem, everyone tucked into a
party tea, and then joined in dancing including the hokey cokey and the conga around the field. Yr-4 pupil Dominic Hodgson said: “We had a fantastic
The red, white and blue was proudly displayed in Mereworth
party on the school field with all the tables in a row. It was a really fun and memorable day.” The children also decorated hardboiled eggs as kings and queens of England witha prize for the best one. Pictures by Diane Nicholls and Christina Carapiet
Kings Hill was even treated to a ‘guest’ appearance from two well- known lovebirds!
Sonny Henely, of Kings Hill School, shows off his colours
Party time at Kings Hill School as pupils dress for the occasion
Kings Hill pupils Thomas Whentring, Harry Hickmott and Alex John share a laugh - and embrace the fancy dress
Youngsters cool off at the Kings Hill party 14 Malling
After plenty of eating, Mereworth children worked it off by doing the conga You can e-mail the Downs Mail—
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