The school year officially ended yesterday and as usual students flooded The City.
The young ones were strolling through Broad Street, Swan Street, High Street and the surrounding areas, while others lingered around several establishments.
A heavy police presence was in Bridgetown keeping watch over what is a tradition for students who will not be returning to school in September.
Day on the town
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