School pupils are celebrating being crowned champions in a national literacy competition.
Cliff Park Ormiston Academy was named national champion in the WordMania 2017 competition.
Year 7 and Year 8 students took part in WordMania, which is an annual literacy competition, ran by online literacy resource LiteracyPlanet for students in Years 1 to 9.
Played through an app on smartphones or tablets, WordMania sets students the task of building words from a set number of letters. It encourages the students to enhance their all-important literacy skills, as well as developing vital employability and life-skills.
Principal Tamsin Poulter said: 'I'm really pleased to learn that we are the national champions in Year 7 and 8 for this year's WordMania Competition. I'd like to offer my congratulations to Mr Pacini, our inspirational English team and to all the entrants who took part.'
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