From left: Jack and Ericas as Mr Dawes senior and Mr Dawes junior, with Immie, Amelia and Linna s bankers and clients.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Nearly 70 eight and nine-year-olds took part in the production, which was performed for parents, friends and fellow pupils, with a retiring collection taken for mental health charity Young Minds.
Tara Fletcher-Rollison, who co-produced the show with fellow Year 4 teacher Lauren McManus, said taking part in the annual production helped build children's confidence and gave some of the quieter pupils a chance to shine.
A fox hunting scene in Cromer Junior School's production of the musical Mary Poppins.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Thanking parents, who provided costumes, and support staff, who helped backstage and created scenery and props, she added: 'The performances were fantastic and we believe the enthusiasm and laughter of the children serves as an inspiration for the whole school.'
Nannies and market sellers pose for a photo in Cromer Junior School's production of the musical Mary Poppins.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Mary Poppins (Isobel, 8) is interviewed by TV crew members Sophie, 8, and Sienna, 9.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
From left: Sweeps Freddie, Dylan, Tyler, Tom and Nikola, with Harry, who played Bert.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Waiters (from left): John, 9, Alfie, 9, and Diorand, 8.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Comedy trio Archie, 9, Jack, 9, and Metiya, 8.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
The Mary Poppins choir.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Jane and Michael (Amaiya and Tom) look on in amazement as Mary Poppins (Isobel) clicks her fingers and brings the toys (Gabriel and Gabi) to life.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Cast members on stage in Cromer Junior School's production of Mary Poppins.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
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