Brampton Primary Academy was transformed into a winter wonderland on Saturday, 30th November, as the Friends of Brampton hosted their highly anticipated Polar Express Christmas Fair. The event was a resounding success, drawing in Brampton families and local community members for a day filled with festive fun. 

The fair featured a wide array of stalls and games, offering something for everyone. From handmade crafts and delicious treats to exciting games and raffles, there was no shortage of activities to enjoy. One of the standout attractions was the enchanting Polar Express train ride, which delighted children and adults alike as it wound its way across the infant playground. The journey culminated at Santa's Grotto, where excited children had the chance to meet Santa Claus himself. Each child received a small gift and had the opportunity to share their Christmas wishes, making for a truly magical experience. But the highlight of the day was a heart-warming performance by the school choir, whose beautiful Christmas songs brought lots of festive cheer. 

A special mention goes to a group of enterprising children who took the initiative to create and sell their own gifts at the fair. Their efforts not only showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit but also raised funds for a worthy cause, demonstrating the true spirit of giving during the holiday season. 

The success of the Polar Express Christmas Fair would not have been possible without the dedication and hard work of the staff and Friends of Brampton volunteers at Brampton Primary Academy. Their commitment to organising and running the event ensured that everything went smoothly and that all attendees had a memorable experience.

As the day came to a close, the smiles on the faces of children and adults were a testament to the joy and community spirit that the Polar Express Christmas Fair brought to Brampton Primary Academy. It was a day to remember, filled with laughter, music, and the warmth of the festive season.