Schoolchildren throughout Pembrokeshire have been enjoying right royal celebrations to give a sparkling start to the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
The village of Templeton was a patriotic sight on Thursday as youngsters and staff from the village’s primary school staged a procession from the school to the village green.
Wearing crowns and Jubilee-themed costumes, they sang happily along the route before enjoying a dance around a maypole, to the delight of onlookers.
The children have also been busy making celebration mosaics, some of which are currently displayed at the bus stop, and many of them will find a permanent place in the village.
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Each child was presented with a Platinum Jubilee coin by Templeton Community Council.
And the event would not have been complete without a flag-waving photo-call at the village’s appropriately-named Jubilee Gardens.
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