Morecambe teachers perform their own version of George Ezra song to cheer up their pupils during lockdown

Teachers at Lancaster Road Primary School in Morecambe have put together a fun video to put a smile on pupils' faces during the coronavirus pandemic.
By Gayle Rouncivell
Published 8th Apr 2020, 10:59 BST
Updated 8th Apr 2020, 14:30 BST
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Members of staff put together their own version of George Ezra’s Shotgun.

Miming along to the song, many of the teachers, some with their families and pets also involved, have donned fancy dress for their performances.

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Some even do sign language along to the song words, while others hold up their thanks to the NHS and key workers as well reminders to the children to safe safe and wash their hands.

Teachers at Lancaster Road Primary School have made a video to cheer up their pupils during lockdown.Teachers at Lancaster Road Primary School have made a video to cheer up their pupils during lockdown.
Teachers at Lancaster Road Primary School have made a video to cheer up their pupils during lockdown.

On the school's website they posted: "All the teachers are missing not being in school and they have made a video for all the children.

"Can you spot everyone on this video? It’s great fun and hopefully it will put a big smile on your face!"

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