With no summer fundraising fair because of coronavirus, Grand Avenue School’s parents have been thinking outside the box, and have come up with some novel alternatives. There’s a treasure trail to download, taking youngsters and parents on a four-mile walking loop of Long Ditton, finishing at Fishponds Park in Surbiton. It’s a couple of hours
With no summer fundraising fair because of coronavirus, Grand Avenue School’s parents have been thinking outside the box, and have come up with some novel alternatives.
There’s a treasure trail to download, taking youngsters and parents on a four-mile walking loop of Long Ditton, finishing at Fishponds Park in Surbiton. It’s a couple of hours long, so everyone is being urged to pick a nice day, take a picnic and discover new parts of the area while solving clues to find Captain Joshua Tagg’s hidden loot… with certificates for successful explorers.
Details: https://www.gaspa.org.uk/
“Though we’re unable to gather in person, we have fundraising activities to support and enjoy,” said Lauren Clusky, secretary of Gaspa, the Grand Avenue School Parents’ Association. There’s also a text raffle and a live-stream comedy gig with the Crack Comedy team, who did a fundraising night for the Surbiton school before lockdown.
Jen Brister, Nathan Caton, Steve N Allen and MC Erich McElroy perform on Saturday July 11 from 8.30pm, with household tickets costing £10 online via https://www.pta-events.co.
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