PICTURES: St Peter's School year 13 prom

Sarah Cartlidge

28 June 2024 at 4:27 am

St Peter's School Year 13 Prom at The Hilton Hotel, Bournemouth. Pictures by Richard Crease.

POSH frocks and dapper suits were on show at a Bournemouth hotel.

St Peter’s School year 13 students donned their finest outfits for their prom.

Taking place at the Hilton Hotel in Bournemouth town centre on Thursday, June 28, the red carpet was rolled out for the special occasion.

Photographer Richard Crease was there to capture images of the event.

Pictures can be seen above in a gallery.

A selection of school prom photos will be featured in the Daily Echo next month.

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