Bosbury Bunnies Become BBC Stars!

Did you catch our VERY special appearance on BBC Midlands Today as a special treat for Easter?

Armed with sackfuls of colourful cards featuring Easter-themed designs produced by their own Bosbury School friends, the Ethos Council Easter bunnies, accompanied by Head Rabbits Mrs. McManus, Mrs. Smith and our very own Reverend and Foundation Governor Dr. David Gifford, once again embarked upon their mission to deliver some Easter joy through the letterboxes of Bosbury residents in a tradition which started during the COVID-19 lockdown era.

On THIS particular occasion however, our Ethos Council would be accompanied on this annual task by some rather uneggs-pected guests... a group of reporters from BBC Midlands Today!

Yes, our eggs-tremely eggs-cited (sorry, we'll stop now!) pupils were becoming television stars for the day as they were filmed and interviewed by a local news crew, delivering their lovely Easter gifts to grateful neighbours around the village. The sun even managed to shine for them as well!

Mrs. McManus was also interviewed, as well as several notable residents around the village such as some of our Open the Book friends, pub landlord Mr. Grimes, ex-Bosbury parent Mrs. Davis, and even our very own lovely school cleaner in charge Mrs. Cooke!

Well done to all the very reflective Bosbury Easter bunnies, and thank you to the BBC for showcasing our lovely annual tradition to the world.

If you missed the full news report on TV that evening, an audio version can be heard below. You can also check out articles on the BBC News website, the Herefordshire Council website, and in The Hereford Times.

HAPPY EASTER FROM BOSBURY SCHOOL AND ALL OUR POSTAL BUNNIES!