Year 11s at Attleborough Academy dressed up as everything from ninja turtles to angels, sumo wrestlers and bananas in pyjamas to celebrate their leavers' day.
The fancy dress day, which included a barbecue on the academy's field, marked the end of a long and intense exam session.
Student Sarah Richardson won an award for 'most-originally dressed' for her clown outfit, as did Jamie Currie who came as a Scottish piper.
Jamie went on to play Amazing Grace on the bagpipes.
Neil McShane, principal, said he was delighted with how the day went.
He said: 'The leavers have conducted themselves really well in what has been a very enjoyable day.
'This is a reward for all their hard work and efforts and we look forward to them receiving their examination results in August.
'They are a credit to their families, the community and the academy.'
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