Events calendar

Christmas Craft Afternoon – All classes

Dec 15 @ 13:30 – 15:00

Carols around the Christmas Tree – Courtyard @ Haytor View Community Primary School

Dec 15 @ 17:00 – 18:00

Plans for our second Christmas sing-song are being put in place in the hope that this event will be even bigger and better than last year! Please make sure that you spread the word to local family and friends, all of whom are welcome. If you think that you’d be interested in having a stall at the event selling crafts etc. then please get in touch with our team on Reception who will pass on your details to the team organising the festive fun. There would be a charge of £5 per stall, but no more than that! You may even know friends or other contacts that might take up this offer – there will be plenty of guests so we’d hope that stall holders will not be disappointed.

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