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Earley St Peter’s school prepares for annual fireworks display in Sol Joel Park

by John Wakefield
October 20, 2019
in Earley, Education, Entertainment, Featured, Fireworks
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FAMILIES from an Earley school will be doing their best to remember, remember it’s the eighth of November thanks to its annual fireworks night. 

Organised by the Earley St Peter’s School Association, the annual event will be held in Sol Joel Park. 

Gates will open at 6pm with the first fireworks will be launched from 7pm. 

As in previous years, there will be stalls serving food and drink, including popcorn candyfloss, sweets and burgers. Adults will appreciate a bar, while children will be able to stock up on glow sticks and other novelties. 

The PTA will also hold a raffle, but due to licensing restrictions, there will not be a bonfire. 

Jane Williams, ESPSA committee member, said: “We’re really excited about our fireworks display this year. Come along and support our school — it will be a great opportunity to get together and welcome the darker months in with a bang.”

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Advance tickets, available until Thursday, November 7, cost £7.50, £5.50 for students, £4.50 for children or £20 for families. On the gate, add £1 to each of the prices. 

For more details, or to book, log on to https://www.pta-events.co.uk/espsa/#.YYE1XJ7P2Uk

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