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PTA offer a day of fun following fundraising trail

By Neil Speight 17th Aug 2021

Local News

A DAY of fun is promised in Stanford-le-Hope at the weekend.

The Arthur Bugler Primary PTA have organised a summer fete trail on Saturday, 21 August.

Details of the trail, and registering to take part, can be found by emailing [email protected].

The PTA says: "Please come and support a local school in Stanford-le-Hoppe! Email us and we will send you the map. The trail is free to do and children will get a prize at the end.

"It will start from the school on St James Aveue and will go to Branksome Avenue. All stalls along to way are 50p a go and all money raised will be used by the PTA to be able to continue giving the children amazing experiences while at school.

"There will be a raffle with amazing prizes such as entry for five to Leeds Castle, a month's entry to Small Monsters, a photo shoot, a free MOT, free entry to 360, beauty vouchers and more. Tickets are £1 a strip."

     

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