Ho ho ho!

A BIT of Christmas cheer came early to a secondary school as it held a busy craft fayre.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th Nov 2016, 05:55 BST
Updated 16th Nov 2016, 15:55 BST
From left, Alfie Stagg, 12, Jasmine Stagg, 10, and Max Stagg, 12. Picture: Sarah Standing (161554-2453)From left, Alfie Stagg, 12, Jasmine Stagg, 10, and Max Stagg, 12. Picture: Sarah Standing (161554-2453)
From left, Alfie Stagg, 12, Jasmine Stagg, 10, and Max Stagg, 12. Picture: Sarah Standing (161554-2453)

School pupils really got into the spirit last night at Fareham Academy and helped man stalls, while youngsters from St Jude’s Primary School sang carols and catering students from Fareham College also pitched in with delicious cakes.

There were more than 40 stalls selling all kinds of wares, including many from local arts and crafts businesses.

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Adele Deasy, headteacher, said: ‘It has been absolutely amazing for our whole community to come together. We have got students from the college, our school and the primary school showcasing the whole transition of education. It is really lovely to see so many people getting involved.’

Year 8 student Alfie Stagg, 12, was enjoying the event.

He said: ‘It’s been really good. I’m really excited about Christmas now.’

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