A JUNIOR school hit by significant flash flooding which lost many of its resources has organised for a circus to visit to raise funds to replace some of them.

Hook Junior School, in Ravenscroft, was impacted by flash flooding on Thursday, August 1 resulting in the hall, kitchen and classrooms being damaged by water, which was up to a foot deep in some places.

The community rallied to support the school, with a fundraising page set up to replace items damaged by the flood not covered by insurance, such as soft furnishings, materials, stationery, and books.

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A fundraising page, set up by Hook Schools Community Association, raised more than £16,000 for Hook Infant School, which also experienced flood damage.

Now, Hook Junior School is hoping to raise funds through a circus event during the half term holidays.

Awe-inspiring performances, dazzling displays, acrobatics, juggling and circus skills will entertain audiences in a big top on Monday, October 28 and Tuesday, October 29.

The gates will open from 1.30pm with the shows starting at 2pm. There will also be an interval halfway through the performance, which is expected to end at approximately 4pm.

For tickets visit https://tinyurl.com/happyhjs.