PUPILS at Great Malvern Primary School have been spending the week soaking up the vibrant cultures of South America.
From intoxicating rhythms to colourful murals, the pupils have been learning all about the diverse cultures of the continent - and having great fun in the process.
They practised characteristic South American dances such as the salsa and the merengue, learned about the continent's rain-forests and other habitats, and planned to wind up the week with a typically tropical carnival today (Friday).
Arts coordinator Jane Lloyd said: "We have an arts week every two years, looking at a different part of the world each time. It was South America's turn this year."
"The children have been enjoying themselves so much that they didn't want to go home. We've had a very busy term, so it's been great to have some fun.
"We hope as many parents as possible turn up for the carnival, which will be on Dukes Meadow."
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