YOUNGSTERS fresh from crossing continents in the classroom, show off their Africa-inspired craft creations.
The Rodbourne Cheney Primary School pupils have spent the term learning more about life in Africa.
Every class in the school - from reception to Year 6 - have got involved in the project.
It has seen them discover Africa through books like Mufaro's Beautiful Daughter and Handa's Surprise - then respond to what they've learned by creating stunning art works.
The art - which includes "African" masks and paintings - has been displayed on the walls of the Rodbourne Cheney school.
Ida Coombs, community tutor, said: "It is a celebration of the fantastic hard work of all the children and staff."
Year 2 teacher Hannah Pajak said: "The children have planned their pieces meticulously and have tried out new techniques including weaving, printing and drawing."
Writing in a visitor book at the "African art gallery" exhibition, visitors praised the children's creativity.
Laura Jones said: "What a lovely bunch of colourful pictures. Lots of hard work by children and staff."
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