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Whetley News A community serving the community
EXCLUSIVE NEWS TODAY
Dracula spotted at Whetley! Dracula Flies in! Early yesterday afternoon, Mr Jackson was shocked to see an uninvited guest trying to get into Whetley Academy. At approximately 7:15pm yesterday afternoon, Mr Jackson, a local pensioner and caretaker, was locking down the shutters when he spotted Count Dracula. Reports suggest that he flew in disguised as a bat - landing silently on the Year four roof. Perched there, still and silent, he transformed back into a man. Upon seeing him Mr Jackson awoke, demanding, “What time do you call this? I’ve just locked those shutters. Don’t you have something better to do?” Hearing this, Dracula sank his teeth into Mr Jackson, transforming him into a creature of the night. Mr Jackson has not been seen since but several people have reported hearing terrible moans echoing through the Year 4 corridor.
In a separate incident today, the children in nursery spotted a werewolf lurking near their playground. The creature appeared to be carrying a small orangutan in its mouth. Mrs Finel spotted the werewolf immediately. She later told reporters, “I will not have noisy werewolves interrupting our children and so I approached it carefully, grabbed it by the ear and led it out of the front gate.” The werewolf was then seen running down Whetley Lane and into Morrisons, where it bought; a large, juicy steak; a bottle of ketchup; and family-sized, half-price bottle of Coca Cola.
The reason why Halloween is celebrated is disputed. Some believe it originates from the Celtic pagan festival of Samhain, meaning 'Summer's End' which celebrated the end of harvest season. Gaels believed that it was a time when the walls between our world and the next became thin and porous, allowing spirits to through, and damage their crops. Gaels would also offer food and drink, and light bonfires to ward off the evil spirits. The origins of trick or treating and dres were in the 16th century in Ireland, Scotland and Wales, where people went door-to-door in costume, asking for food in exchange for a poem or song.
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Whetley News A community serving the community
EXCLUSIVE NEWS TODAY
Dracula spotted at Whetley! Dracula Flies in! Early yesterday afternoon, Mr Jackson was shocked to see an uninvited guest trying to get into Whetley Academy. At approximately 7:15pm yesterday afternoon, Mr Jackson, a local pensioner and caretaker, was locking down the shutters when he spotted Count Dracula. Reports suggest that he flew in disguised as a bat - landing silently on the Year four roof. Perched there, still and silent, he transformed back into a man. Upon seeing him Mr Jackson awoke, demanding, “What time do you call this? I’ve just locked those shutters. Don’t you have something better to do?” Hearing this, Dracula sank his teeth into Mr Jackson, transforming him into a creature of the night. Mr Jackson has not been seen since but several people have reported hearing terrible moans echoing through the Year 4 corridor.
In a separate incident today, the children in nursery spotted a werewolf lurking near their playground. The creature appeared to be carrying a small orangutan in its mouth. Mrs Finel spotted the werewolf immediately. She later told reporters, “I will not have noisy werewolves interrupting our children and so I approached it carefully, grabbed it by the ear and led it out of the front gate.” The werewolf was then seen running down Whetley Lane and into Morrisons, where it bought; a large, juicy steak; a bottle of ketchup; and family-sized, half-price bottle of Coca Cola.
The reason why Halloween is celebrated is disputed. Some believe it originates from the Celtic pagan festival of Samhain, meaning 'Summer's End' which celebrated the end of harvest season. Gaels believed that it was a time when the walls between our world and the next became thin and porous, allowing spirits to through, and damage their crops. Gaels would also offer food and drink, and light bonfires to ward off the evil spirits. The origins of trick or treating and dres were in the 16th century in Ireland, Scotland and Wales, where people went door-to-door in costume, asking for food in exchange for a poem or song.
Visit our bookshop and learn to love books ! Do you enjoy reading books? Are you a Horrid Henry fan? Would you like to Harry Potter on his new adventure? Or Perhaps you need more Morepurgo?
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