Sullivan Cole, 4, with fete organiser Judy Emanuel, chair of the Friends of Newport Primary School, and Lance Corporal Ben Lynes, from 101 Engineer Regiment based at Carver Barracks. (Image: Archant)
Pony rides, an assault course set up by soldiers from Carver Barracks and a selection of Second World War artefacts were all part of a school’s summer fete celebrations.
Hundreds of people turned out last Friday at Newport Primary School – and there was no shortage of fun things to do!
Two bouncy castles kept children entertained, while a penalty shootout, archery and a variety of craft stalls added to the excitement of the day.
The event was organised by the Friends of Newport Primary School, the Parent-Teacher Association, which is chaired by Judy Emanuel.
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