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Posted on: May 15th 2019

May Fair

Over £2600 was raised at the May fair. It would not have been possible without all the wonderful helpers on the day and the generous donations from local businesses and individuals. The money will be used to buy new laptops for the children to use.

The sun shone and everyone enjoyed the afternoon with the highlight of the afternoon being the traditional maypole dancing by the children, the school choir and blackdown ladies choir also provided entertainment. Special thanks to Rosey Thompson who along with Mrs Blatcher spent many hours practising with the pupils.

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