Families, friends and members of the local community joined us for a fantastic day of fun and entertainment at our High Peak School Fair.
There was something for everyone, with live music from members of our staff team, vintage Hot Rod cars, alpaca walking, goat feeding and a visit from the local fire service.
Our working farm and apiary proved particularly popular, with visitors queuing to buy fresh eggs and honey produced here at High Peak.
There was plenty of traditional fairground fun too, including Hook-a-Duck, a coconut shy, chocolate tombola and raffle, alongside some more competitive challenges including Splat the Staff, welly throwing and Beat the Goalie.
Visitors were also able to enjoy a BBQ and demonstrations from our outdoor education instructors, offering a glimpse of some of the exciting experiences and opportunities available to pupils at High Peak throughout the year.
Rachel Boylan, Head Teacher at High Peak School, said:
“It was wonderful to see so many people join us for what was a fantastic community event. The School Fair is always a highlight of the year, bringing together our pupils, families, staff and local residents in a relaxed and enjoyable setting.“Our farm produce proved incredibly popular, and it was fantastic to see so many visitors learning more about the experiences and opportunities we provide for our young people.“Events like this help us strengthen our connections with the local community and celebrate everything that makes High Peak School such a special place. Thank you to everyone who attended, supported the event and helped make it such a success.”
A huge thank you to everyone who came along, and to our pupils, staff and supporters who helped make the fair such a memorable day.
