Christmas Wreaths

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Dear Parents / Carers,

This year Junior School staff are going to be making Christmas Wreaths to sell at the Christmas Bazaar. We have attached pictures of two examples of the wreaths that we have made.. If you have any of the following items that you are able to donate to the school they would be very much appreciated:
Plastic baubles
Pine cones
Artificial berries
Artificial holly
Artificial Christmas flowers
Ribbon

The bazaar is on Friday 6th December so if the items could be brought into school as soon as possible in order to get the wreaths made in time it would be very much appreciated.

Many thanks

School Office​





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