School puts on a party
Saturday 8th May 2010, 2:29PM BST.
St Sampson’s High pupil Harriett Blondel invited gran Beryl, who was evacuated to Knutsford in 1940, to yesterday’s tea party at the school. (0965789)
A TEA PARTY at St Sampson’s High brought two generations together.
Pupils at the Baubigny schools were asked to invite family members who lived through the Second World War to a special party.
They were treated to tea, cake, wartime songs and entertainment yesterday afternoon at the event organised by the students.
‘We do a couple every year,’ said key stage four achievement manager Ann-Marie McCarley.
‘We do one at Christmas and one at Easter. With it being so close to Liberation Day, it was a perfect opportunity. We do it because the kids really enjoy it. ‘
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