There were class-run games and a bouncy castle in the car park. The "wet" zone at the turning circle included the opportunity to throw a sponge a Mr. Short, dunk someone or even be dunked yourself.
There were class-run games and a bouncy castle in the car park. The "wet" zone at the turning circle included the opportunity to throw a sponge a Mr. Short, dunk someone or even be dunked yourself.
The foyer had the ever popular stationery tombola and charity stalls including cub/scout joke books for ACRES and the second-hand toy stall for Make-a-wish. Parent business and other vendors filled the Cooper Hall where parents could also sip on festive mulled wine whilst their children waited in a winter wonderland to visit Santa in his cosy fireside grotto.
With hair spray, face painting, tattoos and nail polish, the glamour squad were working overtime in the canteen. And if all this fun had worked up an appetite, there were cakes, cookies, ice cream, hot dogs and Japanese delights to satisfy all cravings.
Offering heartfelt thanks to the school choir who roamed campus singing festive songs, all classes who ran a stall, the volunteers for help pulling it together and not forgetting Errna Ewen and her crew for the most amazing decorations......ever!
Wishing you all a very merry Christmas and all the best for 2018.
The DCA
