Weston All Saints Primary School is gearing up to host its much-anticipated annual summer fair, offering a fantastic day of food, games, and entertainment for families and the local community.
Set to take place on Saturday, June 28, from 12pm to 3pm, the event will open its doors to visitors in the charming grounds of the Bath-area school in Weston village. Admission is just 50p, with all proceeds benefiting the school’s parent-teacher association, WASPS PTA.
One of the key highlights is the South African Braai (barbecue), promising delicious food and a unique cultural experience. The fair will also feature thrilling performances and demonstrations, including a gymnastics display by Baskervilles School of Gymnastics and an impressive Tae Kwon Do routine. Children will have the chance to explore a real fire engine parked on-site.
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For more fun, attendees can enjoy a bouncy castle, an inflatable ‘jump off,’ a slip and slide, classic games, and the ever-popular ‘Splat the Teacher’ challenge.
Matthew Norcott, headteacher at Weston All Saints Church of England Primary School, said, “The WASPS school fair is a highlight of our summer term and a fantastic way to connect with the wider community. We warmly invite everyone in Weston and the surrounding areas to join us and discover what makes our school so special.”
Organized by the WASPS PTA, the fair is an important fundraiser, with all money raised supporting school activities and resources that benefit the children throughout the year.