PH SAS BBQ to attend local Spring Fair this weekend!
Discussion
It's been a busy few months in the Kiwi household, with Vicki on the committee at the local pre-school 'SAS junior hooner' Rory attends. They have one big fundraising event each year as the school is a purely charity run venture, and its the Spring Fair this weekend 
The whole event has been organised by a few of the parents from the school and has turned out to be huge.
The prizes in the silent auction donated by local businesses are brilliant too.
I've spent the evening writing a promotion piece (below) and trying to hunt out online event's listings and so far have Heart, BBC Berks, Bracknell Forest and W&M council, wherecanwego, surreya-z, and britevents websites.
Has anyone got ideas of any other local contacts I should try?
If anyone fancies a run out this Saturday, come along and visit me cooking Burgers, Sausages, etc, on the SAS PH BBQ
(which will be appropriately situated right beside the beer tent!)
Cheers!
The Ascot and Cranbourne Pre-School is holding it's annual Spring Fair from 11am - 2pm on the 15th May. It is taking place at the Cranbourne Primary School Playing Fields, Lovel Road, Winkfield, SL4 2RU.
The team of organisers have planned a fun-filled day for people of all ages, with activities including face-painting, coconut shy, swing chairs, inflatable slide, bouncy castle, ‘hook a duck’, splat the rat, and mini manicure. Jo Jingles are providing kids entertainment, and the school teachers are holding storytime for the kids. The raffle and silent auction both have fantastic prizes up for grabs, whilst ‘welly whanging’ and the dads wheel barrow race will bring laughs and entertainment for all. There will be stalls for shopaholics including cards and stationary, Usborne Books, cooking equipment, cakes, jewellery and accessories, plus a ceramic company offering items for the kids to paint themselves on the day. Refreshments available include a Kiwi BBQ, ice cream van, and beer and wine tent. It promises to be a great day out for all the family!

The whole event has been organised by a few of the parents from the school and has turned out to be huge.
The prizes in the silent auction donated by local businesses are brilliant too. I've spent the evening writing a promotion piece (below) and trying to hunt out online event's listings and so far have Heart, BBC Berks, Bracknell Forest and W&M council, wherecanwego, surreya-z, and britevents websites.
Has anyone got ideas of any other local contacts I should try?
If anyone fancies a run out this Saturday, come along and visit me cooking Burgers, Sausages, etc, on the SAS PH BBQ
(which will be appropriately situated right beside the beer tent!)Cheers!
The Ascot and Cranbourne Pre-School is holding it's annual Spring Fair from 11am - 2pm on the 15th May. It is taking place at the Cranbourne Primary School Playing Fields, Lovel Road, Winkfield, SL4 2RU.
The team of organisers have planned a fun-filled day for people of all ages, with activities including face-painting, coconut shy, swing chairs, inflatable slide, bouncy castle, ‘hook a duck’, splat the rat, and mini manicure. Jo Jingles are providing kids entertainment, and the school teachers are holding storytime for the kids. The raffle and silent auction both have fantastic prizes up for grabs, whilst ‘welly whanging’ and the dads wheel barrow race will bring laughs and entertainment for all. There will be stalls for shopaholics including cards and stationary, Usborne Books, cooking equipment, cakes, jewellery and accessories, plus a ceramic company offering items for the kids to paint themselves on the day. Refreshments available include a Kiwi BBQ, ice cream van, and beer and wine tent. It promises to be a great day out for all the family!
bmw2002 said:
Surprised you haven't got a SAS car show going on, like we did last year in Bracknell, charging a £5 for a blast round the block.
I did think about it, but just felt that people had been asked to do this a few times now for different events. Some of the SAS cars use up a fair amount of fuel, and people's weekend time is precious. I didn't want to put anyone on the spot by suggesting it. If anyone feels flush, and charitible, then come along for a look instead. I'm sure a few fancy cars parked up would draw attention to the place in a postive way too

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