CLASS ACT: Pupils prepare for Summer Special event

By Michelle Adamson

Published 24th Jun 2024, 04:55 BST

Pupils at Appley Bridge All Saints CE Primary Academy are preparing for a Summer Special event on Saturday 29 June 29 from 12pm to 3pm, with a Family Fun Day, a variety of games, crafts, stalls and entertainment and more. The grand finale is a Colour Run event at 2.30pm, where children and adults join a fun run as they get decorated with colour. It is all organised by The Friends of All Saints School.

Last year's event raised funds towards a new colourful playground markings - this year the group hope to raise funds for the Outdoor Areas project, with a new sensory garden to be designed by pupils.

Karen Hazlehurst, volunteer Chair of The Friends of All Saints School said: "We are thrilled to invite the community to our annual Summer Special event, a wonderful afternoon filled with fun, games, and activities for all ages. This year there will be a fire engine, birds of prey, a bake off competition, DJ Danny, BBQ, games, crafts and much more. This is a fantastic opportunity to support our school and help to raise funds for projects and experiences aimed at enriching our children's education. Join us for a day of celebration and community spirit!"

Pupils at Appley Bridge All Saints CE Primary Academy are preparing for the Summer Special a fun day including a Colour Run.

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Pupils at Appley Bridge All Saints CE Primary Academy are preparing for the Summer Special a fun day including a Colour Run.Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

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-Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

Pupils at Appley Bridge All Saints CE Primary Academy are preparing for the Summer Special event.

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Pupils at Appley Bridge All Saints CE Primary Academy are preparing for the Summer Special event.Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

The event is organised by The Friends of All Saints School.

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The event is organised by The Friends of All Saints School.Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

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