On Friday 21st November, there was a sprinkling of festive magic in the air at Forest View Primary as pupils and staff held their annual Christmas Fayre.
The very first event on Kibble’s bustling Christmas calendar, it certainly was a day to remember thanks to our busy little elves who worked hard to bring us all some festive cheer.
Children proudly welcomed guests, including parents / carers and staff, to showcase their handmade Christmas decorations, beautifully packaged aromatic winter scents, Christmas cards, pet accessories and more.
Perhaps the most sought-after gift, however, was the home-made honey produced specially by the busy honey bees on Forest View’s grounds with the help of the children. The honey jars and associated products, including wax melts and candles, were beautifully branded with a special logo designed by the children as part of their school project.
And, just like the product name suggested, everyone thought the honey products were ‘The Bees Knees’, buying multiple jars to gift friends and families.
Guests were also treated to delicious home baking and a warm cuppa! Special thanks to Cammie for from the catering team for making such a mouth-watering array of cakes from bounty bars and macaroons to empire biscuits and caramel shortcake.
A huge well done to children and staff at Forest View for putting on a really wonderful Christmas Fayre! All monies raised has been donated to Cash for Kids, a charity that does incredible work to support children and young people affected by poverty, illness, neglect or who have additional needs.
With this level of creativity, entrepreneurialism and cheer, we reckon Santa may be recruiting the children at Forest View to join his team of helpers at the North Pole this Christmas!
