Teenagers at St Clement's High School showed what horsepower was as they arrived at the school on July 23 in their gowns and suits on horseback, a tractor, sports cars and a vintage camper.
Students at St Clement’s High School arrived on horseback, in a tractor, sports car, vintage camper and SUVs galore for their special event. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Elaine Defty went with the more traditional form of horsepower while Jack Fletcher opted for a tractor.
Jack Fletcher arrived at his prom in a tractor. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Headteacher Nigel Willingham said: “All our students had a wonderful time at the end of year prom and everybody enjoyed the evening. It was amazing to see the variety of transport they used and we were delighted that the event was so popular and such a success.
Students at St Clement’s High School at their prom night. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
“It has been a difficult year for everyone and we had some wonderful events to mark the end of term."
The students were collected from the school to stage their prom night at the town hall in King’s Lynn.
Sports cars, SUVs and horseback and tractor were used to transport the students to their prom night. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Horsepower from four legs to four-wheel drive was called into action to transport teenagers to their school prom night. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Students showed up in a range of transport for their prom night. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Students at St Clement’s High School at their prom night. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Students at St Clement’s High School at their prom night. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Students showed up in a range of transport for their prom night. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Elaine Defty arriving at the prom night on a horse. (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
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