A Lowestoft-area high school has welcomed families back into the classroom once more for a successful open evening.
Families of children in years 5 and 6 were able to see "so much positivity" echoing out around Pakefield High School.
The school on London Road, Lowestoft opened its doors recently with potential new students invited to try out a range of varied activities on offer that were hailed as "wonderful."
A spokesman added: "We had a brilliant open evening with so much positivity."
With pizza made by Pakefield students, those visiting also experienced some Second World War rations in History, before challenging themselves to try and flee from the Alice in Wonderland escape room in English.
Acting Head of School Dan Bagshaw said: βIt was great to welcome families back into the school to see first-hand the opportunities on offer at Pakefield.
"We were very pleased with the high turnout and positive conversations staff had with parents.β
Parents are welcome to contact the school to arrange a tour during the school day to see Pakefield in action.
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