Festive delights at the Ringwood Waldorf School
By Lou_101 | Tuesday, December 06, 2011, 09:15
A dwarfs' grotto, puppets and more gift ideas than Santa can squeeze on his sleigh – Ringwood Waldorf School's Christmas Bazaar was a festive delight, this weekend.
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Pupils at the Ringwood Waldorf School decorating the tree ready for the Xmas bazaar
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The tree all finished
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Pupils manning one of the 40 or so stalls selling all manner of festive treats
More than 40 stalls crammed with self-crafted gifts such as ornaments, art and jewellery charmed the hundreds of parents, families and visitors from the local community attending the annual event.
There was also singing and orchestral performances from pupils and staff, a special seasonal BBQ and munchies, and gifts presented to parents by students.
BBC South weather presenter Alexis Green officially opened the bazaar.
"This is a hugely popular event on our calendar and a wonderful start to the run-up to Christmas," said Nigel Revill, the school's administrator.
"The countdown has begun!"
"It also raised about £6,500 for our school development fund. Class 7 also ran their own stall in aid of the East Africa Famine Relief appeal."
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