LET'S ROLL: Eleven mentors from Keele University visited pupils at Chesterton Primary School to raise their awareness of university life.

They worked with children in years three to six on various activities, which included building a university out of Lego.

They also answered questions from the youngsters about what is on offer at university.

Assistant headteacher Sam Ray said: "The day was to develop the children's thinking about university. It was about raising their ambition and awareness of university life.

"It was a fantastic day and the children found it very informative."

Pictured is Chesterton Primary School pupil Floss Howells, aged 10, participating in a giant floor puzzle.

Picture: Mark Scott