The Queen’s Lower School in Chester celebrated the King’s Coronation with a red, white and blue themed garden party.
Every girl in the Lower and Senior school has also been gifted a commemorative badge from the Queen’s School Parents’ Association to keep as a memento of this very special occasion.
The sun was shining as the girls enjoyed a picnic in the garden, complete with bunting and music as they talked about what they know about the new King.
A special book was also circulated for the girls to write messages to the King ahead of his Coronation on Saturday 6 May.
Head of the Lower School Iona Carmody said: ‘It has been lovely to celebrate the coronation of our new monarch in true Queen’s style and the badges donated by our amazing QSPA mean that every girl will be able to keep that memory with them forever.
‘The girls have enjoyed taking part in a variety of activities this week to learn more about King Charles III and are very excited to witness his coronation.’
Pictured - Coronation garden party at The Queen's School.
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