Reindeers in for a treat after St Albans infants school fair
REINDEER food proved a popular purchase for children at a school fair on Saturday hoping to entice Santa to their homes on Christmas Eve. It was exclusively on sale at Bernards Heath Infants School Fair for a mere 75p per bag. School Deputy Head Mrs Hilar
REINDEER food proved a popular purchase for children at a school fair on Saturday hoping to entice Santa to their homes on Christmas Eve.
It was exclusively on sale at Bernards Heath Infants School Fair for a mere 75p per bag.
School Deputy Head Mrs Hilary Gordon said: "I am reliably informed that the reindeer food - composed of porridge oats and glitter - is an excellent way of guiding Santa to the front lawns of deserving children.
"There was a wonderful Christmassy atmosphere on the day."
Father Christmas also put in an early appearance at the fair which boosted school funds by a total of �2,000.
Other attractions were craft activities for children, a raffle and a book stall.
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Guess the Name of the Teddy and the Weight of the Cake also attracted a good response.
