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EDITORIAL USE ONLY Pupils from Voyager Year 5 class at Whitehill Junior School unveil a billboard illustrating their winning joke as they are presented with the Beano 'Britain's Funniest Class' trophy by the comic staff writer Danny Pearson, Hertfordshire. Picture date: Wednesday June 29, 2022. The class came up with the winning joke, "What do you call a class of children who eat potatoes using their toes? - The Mash Street Kids!". The competition was fierce this year with hilarious jokes coming in from across the nation and receiving over 190,000 votes by the public. The annual initiative, cr

EDITORIAL USE ONLY Pupils from Voyager Year 5 class at Whitehill Junior School unveil a billboard illustrating their winning joke as they are presented with the Beano 'Britain's Funniest Class' trophy by the comic staff writer Danny Pearson, Hertfordshire. Picture date: Wednesday June 29, 2022. The class came up with the winning joke, "What do you call a class of children who eat potatoes using their toes? - The Mash Street Kids!". The competition was fierce this year with hilarious jokes coming in from across the nation and receiving over 190,000 votes by the public. The annual initiative, cr Stock Photo

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EDITORIAL USE ONLY Pupils from Voyager Year 5 class at Whitehill Junior School unveil a billboard illustrating their winning joke as they are presented with the Beano 'Britain's Funniest Class' trophy by the comic staff writer Danny Pearson, Hertfordshire. Picture date: Wednesday June 29, 2022. The class came up with the winning joke, "What do you call a class of children who eat potatoes using their toes? - The Mash Street Kids!". The competition was fierce this year with hilarious jokes coming in from across the nation and receiving over 190, 000 votes by the public. The annual initiative, created by Beano in partnership with young people's mental health charity YoungMinds, is now in its fourth year. Photo credit should read: Doug Peters/PA

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