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PUPILS at Clements Primary School, Haverhill, had no trouble getting their Millennium Dome ready on time - it was created in just one day.
The youngsters took part in a workshop to create the dome, planting a living willow, in their schools grounds.
The 10ft dome has a doorway and windows and is intended to create summer shade and an exciting play area.
As well as learning the traditional East Anglian craft of willow weaving, the pupils buried a time capsule in their dome.
A tree was also planted by International Flavours and Fragrances, which sponsored the event.

PICTURE CAPTION: Putting down roots . . . left, Rob Tily, of the firm Living Willow, with David Hiscox and Stephanie Penkethman of International Flavours and Fragrances. Front, from left, Jimmy Murray, Hayley Wilkinson and Bradley Sainty. Back, from left, Nikki Coleman, Ryan Taylor and Jody Willsher.