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Pupils helping to raise £1,000 at annual summer fair (From Keighley News)
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Pupils helping to raise £1,000 at annual summer fair
10:00am Thursday 2nd July 2009
An annual summer fair at Guard House Primary School was a sizzling success.
The event — which was opened by Keighley deputy town mayor Councillor Ian Wilson, accompanied by his wife Barbara — raised more than £1,000.
Councillor Wilson also judged a fancy dress competition.
The event marked the start of Merlin Week, a series of activities in the school to launch a change of name to Merlin Top Primary.
A visiting wizard entertained pupils with a magic show, children produced artwork and poems on a Merlin theme and there was a display of birds of prey from the Coniston Falconry Centre.
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Fancy dress winners at Guard House Primary School’s summer fair, Aswa Aslam, Lucas Wroot and Kimberley Galasso
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