How Many Christmas Songs Can You Spot? 

How many Christmas Songs can you spot?
The Christmas Fair is very nearly upon us and unlike ‘Last Christmas’, this fair is bigger and better and will make you ‘Wish It could be Christmas Every Day’ . Tickets and information are available daily 3.20pm after school opposite the ‘O Christmas Tree’. 
Please could you ‘Sound your Trumpets’ and discuss the following with your children as we would love to hear them singing and a ‘Rockin’ around the Christmas Tree’
Outline for the evening is as follows:
Doors open at 6pm
6.30pm – KS1 Choir (Nativity songs. Please go to the stage outside of class 1)
6.45pm – KS2 Choir (This is for classes 5, 6 and 7 – singing items from their fabulous Minster performance)
Mr Gardiner and Miss Thomas will be overseeing the choir performances. Children know the songs already and so it is a case of children turning up and having us all ‘Walking in the Air’ with their performances
7.30pm – Christmas Fancy Dress competition in the hall. Any children that want to enter should come on down and ‘Deck the Hall’ with their creations.
8.30pm – End of the Fair – then ‘Driving Home for Christmas’ 
It won’t be a ‘Silent Night’
We have something for everyone!
A mixed array of stalls will be selling their goods in the gym and in the corridor – it will be ‘Oh Happy Days’ for those of you still looking for those special gifts.

‘Santa Claus is Comin to Town and will be upstairs where children can declare ‘All they want for Christmas’. along with some other fine child focused activities. Plus both an Adult and a Children’s tombola for you to try your luck.

A well-stocked Bar will be selling a fine selection of ‘Proper Crimbo’ drinks plus ‘Mistletoe and Wine’ (Only joking about the mistletoe)
Last but not least -The Nightmare Before Christmas Disco will be one big ‘Christmas Bop’ in the hall giving us all ‘The Most Wonderful Time of The Year’

Stop the Cavalry?

We still need a ‘Cavalry’ of Volunteers. Plus Adult /Child Tombola prizes and sweets so please keep these galloping in.
‘Merry Christmas Everybody’