We are busily preparing for our whole school Spring Fayre on:
Friday 2nd March 2012 1.30pm – 2.50pm
To kick start the donations Friday 24th February will be a dress down day with the pupils choosing to come to school in casual clothing; the donation for this will be a bottle or raffle prize for the Fayre. So please add an extra item to your shopping this week in support of the event.
The school will be out in force to welcome you with singers from Pr.1 singing from 1.30 – 1.45, Primary 2 performing at 1.45- 2.00, Primary 3, Pr.3/4 &Pr. 4 on at 2.00- 2.15, Primary 5, Pr.5/6 & Pr.6 taking the last singing slot at 2.15 – 2.30. They will be hopefully outside at the Main Entrance, weather permitting!
The Parent Council have already asked for volunteers to help with the Bottle Stall, Raffle Stall, Balloon selling, Bouncy Castle and teas and coffee and dates for donations have been sent out in Newsletter. They will be based in the Hall on the day if you should wish to have some refreshments or try your luck at the raffle, come along and join in.
Primary 1 would like to invite you along to Room 7 where they will be selling Spring biscuits and tea light holders to brighten any room. Joining them in Room 7 will be Primary 5/6 selling homemade soup and recipes, giving you the opportunity to add to their Enterprising business venture with your own recipes. You will be able to pre order the cookbook from the managers of the enterprising company. We hope that you will take the chance to buy one of the Pupil Council tea-towels or take home some baking from Pr.6’s baking stall all in Room 7.
Primary 3 & Pr.3/4 have a whole load of clucking going on with Chicken Land!- Come and meet the new arrivals, have your photo taken, draw a lucky straw or name our new hatchlings, they will be ready and waiting for you in Room 1.
Primary 2 are in Room 4 selling beautifully hand decorated wind-chimes; ideal for any relaxing room in and out doors. Joining them will be members of the Eco Committee selling keyrings withEco Warrior messages. The corridor is also a busy place to look around with Pr.4 selling bird boxes and bird cake to attract our garden visitors.
Continue along the corridor to Room 8 to take part in a variety of fairground stall games or buy some pocket money items from the pupils in Pr.5.
Primary 7 girls would be happy to add a temporary tattoo, some nail polish or even a design using face paint to any adult or child (with parental permission). Groups of Pr.7 would like to make your car gleam as well with the cost of a full car wash only being £3.00 in the front playground – this would also allow you to park in the school grounds for the time of the Fayre.
The rest of Pr.7 will be runners helping the school run this event smoothly, this means you will be allowed to collect your own child to visit the Fayre but still keeping everyone safe.
