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Wirral pupils cheer on England after ‘complete’ spoiler ban

Head teacher Stuart Mycroft-Armour said the “complete no-spoiler policy” applied to everyone, including teachers.

He said the event was about bringing the school together.

“It is just really important for us at our school to celebrate everything, to come together as a community,” he said.

“Thanks to England, we have actually seen an uplift in our attendance this morning compared to week on week.

“So thanks, England.”

Most pupils watched the match in the hall, while there was also a quieter screening in a classroom and non-football activities for children who did not want to join in.

At half-time, the big-match analysis came with oranges, apples, bananas and drinks.


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