Summer Fair raises €1,208 for Charity
Glamorous mums at the Summer Fair
Summer fair raises €1,208 for charity
A summer fair at the British School of Marbella raised €1,208 for the animal charity Triple A last Friday June 5.
Families, staff and children enjoyed games such as sponge the teacher, flip-flop throwing and shoot the duck during the annual fundraiser.
A juggler kept the children entertained during the fundraiser
Other activities included a parents’ bar and a host of international stalls from countries such as the Ukraine, Sweden and Spain – which were run by parents.
Triple A, a charity that looks after abandoned and mistreated animals in Marbella, also brought along some puppies for the children to meet.
Jan Weima and pupils from BSM
Emma Watkins, Head of Administration at BSM, said: “A fantastic time was had by everyone. We raised a massive €1,208 for Triple A who have been thrilled with our help, support and generosity over the past year. Plenty of food, drinks, entertainment and good friends raising money for a worthy cause made a fabulous mix for our last fair of the year. A massive thank you to all who participated and made it such an enjoyable day!”
Pupils entertaining the crowds at the annual fundraiser
Jan Weima, Secretary for Amigos de Animales Abandonados, added: “We are obviously very pleased with this sum of money, which will go towards our monthly costs of nearly €30,000. We are delighted with the continuous support from the British School of Marbella.”
To see more photos of the event visit www.facebook.com/britishschoolofmarbella or visit www.tripleamarbella.org
Ashley Bolton
BSM
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