SCHOOL proms have taken place across Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and the wider Dorset area over the past few months.
Students have been donning their best outfits for the special occasions which have been held at school halls, stadiums and hotels.
Some of the most memorable arrivals so far have included red double decker buses, sports cars, motorbikes and even a horse with red carpets also rolled out to welcome the students.
The Daily Echo attended a number of the events to capture students making an entry in style and a prom picture special was published in the paper on Wednesday, July 20.
If you missed it, you can contact newspaper sales on newspapersales@bournemouthecho.co.uk
You can find links to all the galleries that have appeared on the Bournemouth Echo site so far below.
Queen Elizabeth's School Year 11 prom
The Cornerstone Academy Year 11 school prom
Year 13 pupils from Lytchett Minster School party at prom
The Bourne Academy Year 11 school prom
Bournemouth School and Bournemouth School for Girls year 11 prom
Magna Academy Year 11 school prom
St Peter's School Year 11 prom at the Vitality Stadium
Parkstone and Poole Grammar schools Year 11 prom
Ferndown Upper School Year 11 prom at the Vitality Stadium
The Bishop of Winchester Academy Year 11 prom
Glenmoor and Winton Academies Year 11 prom
Ringwood School Year 11 prom at the Vitality Stadium
St Edwards School pupils have a ball at their Year 13 prom
St Edward's School Year 11 leavers' prom
Highcliffe School Year 11 prom at the Vitality Stadium
Year 13 pupils from Lytchett Minster School party at prom
Corfe Hills School Year 11 prom at Deans Court - these photos were not taken by the Daily Echo
Lytchett Minster School Year 11 prom - these photos were not taken by the Daily Echo
PICTURES: Avonbourne Boys' and Girls' Academies prom 2022
Photos that have been taken by the Daily Echo are available to buy through our Photosales site.
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