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Author: Sal

Niton Primary Medieval Summer Fayre

Wednesday, 11th July, 2007 at 7:05 pm, Isle of Wight

15, July 2007
12:00 pmto2:30 pm

Niton Primary School will be transformed on Sunday afternoon as they host their annual summer school fayre.

Niton Primary Medieval Summer FayreOver the last term, all things medieval have been the theme to much of the pupils work, so some bright sparks thought it would be good to carry on the theme for the fayre.

All the usual suspects will be there, teachers in stocks, tombola, go karts, bouncy castle, cake stall, grand raffle, second hand toys galore and the BBQ (maybe they’ll have a hog roast given the medieval theme).

They’ll be a grand medieval parade and maypole dancing.

Previously there have been lots of other stalls selling all sorts of things, from table decorations and plants, to those rubbery shoe thingys and handmade jumpers.

Everyone is encouraged to dress in medieval clothing for the event which kicks off at noon and runs til 2.30pm.

Your kids don’t have to go to Niton to join in with the fun. Everyone is welcome. Keep your fingers crossed for warm sunny weather.

Community, Events, Niton, Youth


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  1. Wednesday On VentnorBlog : Ventnor Blog Says:
    July 18th, 2007 at 4:59 pm

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