DAPPER suits and stunning dresses were on display as Winsford and Middlewich students as they enjoyed their Year 11 prom.
Prom season is here - complete with all the glitz and glamour and sparkle.
Having spent the past few weeks sitting their GCSEs, 15 and 16-year-olds across the area were given the chance to celebrate their time at school and attend Year 11 prom.
This year’s events promised to be extra special with some schools not having hosted prom since 2019 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Prom is the perfect opportunity to dress up in a stunning dress or smart suit and spend time with friends as teachers and school staff reward students for their hard work.
Here are some of the prom photos that were sent in by teachers, parents and students at Oaklands School, Winsford Academy and Middlewich High School.
The County High School Prom 2022 Photos
Hartford High School Prom 2022 Photos
Rudheath Senior Academy Prom 2022 Photos
Weaverham High School Prom 2022 Photos
Cransley School, St Nicholas Catholic High School and Tarporley High School Prom 2022 photos
Knutsford Academy Prom 2022 photos
Riley Smith, Oaklands School
Chris Chapman, Deputy Head Boy, Winsford Academy
Dragos, Dec Hunter, Bradley Dawson, Rhys Campbell, Ryan Brownell, Ben Walton, Chris Chapman, Kaelin Jones, Sophie Hickey, Maddie Garner, Winsford Academy
Jacob Howard, Ben Walton, Kaelin Jones, Rhys Campbell, Chris Chapman, Will McDermott, Ellie Walton and Shane Hitchen, Winsford Academy
Kian, Chris Chapman, Shane Hitchen, Kaelin Jones, Rhys Campbell, Winsford Academy
Ruby Oakes, Winsford Academy
Chris Chapman and Logan Crawford, Winsford Academy
Logan Crawford and Mia Brandreth, Winsford Academy
Logan Crawford, Winsford Academy
Emma Sudlow, Middlewich High School
Emma Sudlow and William Hearn, Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
Middlewich High School
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