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Bessemer Grange Primary School summer fair is Saturday 7th July from 12 - 3. This year for the first time we will have our lovely nature garden open as part of the fair, with free forest school-style activities and storytelling for little ones. Plus all the usual fair excitement including bouncy castle, coconut shy, hook a duck and lots of other stalls. Come along, it should be a great day.
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Hello,


Lyndhurst Primary School is holding it's UNDER THE SEA Summer Fair on Saturday 30th June, 3-6pm.


We are aiming to be (single-use) plastic free in honour of our oceans! Kids, bring your own bottle with you for free drink refills throughout the afternoon.


Everyone is welcome to dive under the sea with us. It will be the plaice to be with some-fin for everyone! Live music, pimms & home brew cider, summer bbq and fire pit marshmallows, cool crafting, plant stalls, a silent disco, ball sports, face painting and not forgetting our amazing raffle and tombola.


We look forward to seeing you there!

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