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Summer Fair 2025: A Joyful Celebration

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On a bright, beautiful day filled with laughter and music, our school came together once again for our 2nd annual Summer Fairโ€”formerly known as the May Fair. Though the name has changed, the spirit of the event remains the same: a joyful celebration of student creativity, voice, and community.

From start to finish, the Fair was student-led. Learners across the school took ownership of every detail: designing and running their own stalls, setting prices, advertising their products, and proudly sharing their work with families, friends, and teachers. The positive energy was truly palpableโ€”every corner of the playground buzzed with excitement.

This year, each year group brought something special to the table:

  • Year 3 and Year 6 offered refreshing homemade lemonade.
  • Year 6 also impressed us with their beautiful chocolates.
  • Year 2 created a popular sweet and savoury snack station.
  • Year 5 brought color and creativity with face painting and a coloring corner, featuring stunning AI-generated pages made from actual student photos!
  • Year 4 wowed the crowd with interactive science experiments and organized a lively Toy Swap that encouraged sustainability and sharing.

With music floating through the air and the sun shining brightly above, the Fair felt like a true celebration of all the things we value: collaboration, student agency, joyful learning, and connection.

Scroll through the photos below to see our students in actionโ€”busy, proud, and having a blast!

Karolina Bremont

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