Students at a west Norfolk high school have channelled a green Christmas to create a festive tree made out of recycled items.
Year 7 students used chicken wire, cardboard, old school postcards, string and wool to make the tree at Smithdon High School in Hunstanton.
It was put on display at Hunstanton Christmas Tree Festival, which included more than 30 different trees decorated by groups in the area.
The recycled tree was voted by visitors as a winner at the event, with it scooping third place.
The school, which is part of the West Norfolk Academies Trust, saw all of Year 7 get involved with the tree, with each student making a star and putting a message on the back.
Head of school Amanda Gibbins said: “It was great that the festival was able to take place again this year.
“It is not about winning for us - we are proud that Smithdon was once again able to create a different kind of tree, while the students were able to get involved with an important event in our local community."
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