Many months of hard work paid off for Cromer Academy's leavers who enjoyed a balmy summer night of fun at their school prom.
A dozen or so students had held meetings since last October to plan Thursday's event, held at the Northrepps Cottage Country Hotel.
Fundraisers, including cake sales, a staff raffle, and sponsored leg shave, raised about £500 to help defray the costs of the evening.
The cash paid for a well-used photo booth at the event, a popcorn and candyfloss machine, individual cookie favours, and a disco.
The evening, which began with drinks on the lawn, also included a two-course carvery meal, followed by pudding.
Rinu Mathew won the prize for the best-dressed boy, while Caitlin Bryce was judged best-dressed girl.
And Henri Andrews and Allana Stephenson, who came in a tractor, earned the best arrival award.
Other modes of transport included scooters, the cab of an articulated lorry, an old-fashioned London double-decker bus, and a motorbike and sidecar.
As well as the 75 students at the prom, the evening was attended by 20 members of staff.
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