Aliens invade Worthing school

By Dan Cain
Published 2nd Apr 2014, 20:00 BST
W110322H14 Space Day at the Thomas A Becket First School. L-R: Lily Roberts, Mikki Allen, Maddy Scheltinga-Koopman, Regan Cunningham, Lauren Rolph and teaching assistant Sarah BurlingW110322H14 Space Day at the Thomas A Becket First School. L-R: Lily Roberts, Mikki Allen, Maddy Scheltinga-Koopman, Regan Cunningham, Lauren Rolph and teaching assistant Sarah Burling
W110322H14 Space Day at the Thomas A Becket First School. L-R: Lily Roberts, Mikki Allen, Maddy Scheltinga-Koopman, Regan Cunningham, Lauren Rolph and teaching assistant Sarah Burling
A SCHOOL was invaded by characters from outer-space when year three pupils took part in a space day.

The children, from Thomas A’ Becket First School, swapped their school uniforms for imaginary space character outfits, as well as astronaut, alien and space scientist costumes.

A range of activities were held to help inspire the children to write their own stories set in space. The day included drama, role-play and speaking and listening activities.

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Leila Kemp, the school’s year three leader, said: “All the children agreed that one of the highlights of the day was eating some delicious ‘space’ food. The ice-cream was definitely a favourite, as well as the bananas and strawberries.”