FLEET-FOOTED children showed off their silky skills on the dancefloor to raise funds for a school project.
Two Village Primary School, in Mayes Lane, Ramsey, is planning to transform a former information and communications technology suite into an art and music studio.
It organised its first-ever sponsored danceathon to raise funds and, between them, energetic and enthusiastic children and staff danced all day.
Let's get this party started - Bluebelle Coquard, Jack Thurston and Joseph Ollis. All three are five years old
They had disco balls, lights and non-stop feelgood tunes playing to keep them moving, even during playtime and lunch breaks.
Some of the children wore costumes, including blue wigs, fake moustaches, glittery or bejewelled faces and other carnival regalia.
In Year One, purple was proudly worn by class teacher Tacita Styant, special educational needs coordinator Melanie Massey and Kian Mitchell, six, to mark the fact it was also National Epilepsy Day.
Ready to rumba - Ella Cuthbert, eight
Teachers took their children on a fascinating journey around the world by learning different dances and about different cultures, in the week leading up to the danceathon.
Years Five and Six were taught a line dance from America, while Year Four learnt Tanko Bushi, a traditional folk dance from Japan.
The younger ones in Year One learnt a Colombian Zumba dance and the whole school then danced Zumba together.
Waiting to perform - Esme-Rose Lynam, five, Bobby Watson, six, and Talia-Rose Le Fevre, five
Headteacher Natasha Bennett said: “It was a fabulous way to finish the Easter term.
“The children really enjoyed being sponsored to dance and sing all day.
“It was a terrific boost for their well-being and helped exceed the fundraising target we initially set.
Cool moves - Freddie Manning, seven
“We were overwhelmed by the generosity of our fantastic families who donated, as well as members of the wider community, including Iceland, who kindly donated £100.”
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You put your right leg in - Hollie Robertson, ten, Imogen Tyers, ten, Kyla-Jae King, nine, and Poppy Stone, ten, show off their line dancing skills
Bundles of energy - Isla Crumb, nine, and Seren Rogers, ten
Powerful message - Kian Mitchell, six, wore purple for National Epilepsy Day
Showing them how it's done - Robbie Howard, ten, busts out some break dancing moves
Hands up if you're having fun - Ryan Chilver, nine, Jake Jones, ten, and Cory Button, ten, learning to Samba
Throwing some shapes - Teddy Tyrrell, eight
Party time - Two Village's Year One class with teacher Tacita Styant
Class act - Year Four join forces for a class boogie
Learning new moves - Year Four children dancing Zumba
Howd'y partner - Year Five saddle up for some fun while line dancing
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