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Christmas Fair Day

 

Our Christmas Fayre was a resounding success from the minute the doors opened at 10 o’clock!!! The hall was packed the whole time and there was a long queue of excited children and very patient parents waiting to see Santa in his grotto! Many thanks to all our parents and grandparents who came out and supported the school this morning. There was a lovely Christmas atmosphere in the hall with everyone joining in the festive spirit.  Many thanks to all staff who came and supported the Fair this morning and a huge thanks to our fantastic PTA for their great work in preparing everything for the fair. Our picture gallery really shows how successful our Christmas Fair was today.

 

Ready and Waiting

The wonderful team here at St. Augustine’s have worked tirelessly to get everything prepared for the Christmas Fair tomorrow. The staff team and pupils have all been busy working on their enterprise projects and getting the school ready.  The PTA team have worked non stop to get us all ready for a morning that is sure to be a great success. The Fair starts at 10am so please don’t sleep in tomorrow.

 

Well Done Girls

I was delighted to receive a visit today from a group of Pr.6 girls who had worked hard to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital.  They popped into the office to share the good news that the hospital had recognised them for their contributions.  Well done girls keep up the great work.CUrjz0_WoAEqSun

Advertising at it’s best!!

The whole school has been involved in making items for our Christmas Fair and excitement is mounting everyday.  Here we have a picture of the Santa company as they shared their posters for their expertly made Santa’s.  They have even included ingredients to check in case of allergies.  They have thought of everything!!! Well done boys and girls!436

Author Visit

Celebrated children’s author Stuart Reid came to visit the school on Wednesday to carry out an author talk with Pr.1 – 3  then Pr.4 -7.  In the afternoon he also delivered a creative writing workshop to the Pr.7 pupils.  We are now looking forward to reading the Pr.7 imaginative stories inspired by Stuart.  The school purchased signed copies of Stuart’s books for the classes and there was also a long queue of excited children eager to buy their own signed copy.  The morning was entertaining, noisy and enjoyable!!