St Blane’s Primary will hold its Christmas Fayre on Friday, 5th December, from 3.00pm to 5.30pm. The community is invited to enjoy festive stalls, a visit from Santa, tombola, raffles, and snacks. Donations for prizes are appreciated. Join for a fun, supportive event celebrating the holiday spirit.
St Blanes is seeking stall holders for its Primary School Christmas Fayre on Friday, December 5, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM. Stall fees are £20, with setup beginning around 2:15 PM. Interested parties can email stblanespc@outlook.com for more information or to reserve a stall.
The Primary 7 pupils at St Blane’s celebrated their transition from primary school with a memorable send-off, featuring a piper and supportive families. As they prepare to attend St John Ogilvie High School, the community wishes them success on their new adventures. They are encouraged to continue shining brightly.
St Blane’s Primary School in Blantyre is one of three schools shortlisted in a fundraiser. Votes are needed for them to secure funds for their sustainability room. Support their cause by voting at Team 50/50 Group – Helping Those in Need, and share to raise awareness.
Join St Blanes for a fun-filled evening on Friday, June 13, 2025, at Blantyre Miners Welfare starting at 7:00 PM. Enjoy games, a disco, and a buffet. Tickets are £2 for children and £7 for adults. Bring your family for a memorable night! Contact the school office for tickets.
St Blane’s Primary parent council is organizing a family fun night on Friday, May 9th, at Blantyre Miners Welfare from 7pm. Tickets cost £7 for adults and £2 for children, including bingo, raffles, a buffet, and more. Donations for raffle prizes are welcomed to support children’s activities and projects.
Friday is the turn of St Blane’s Primary School to host their Christmas Fayre. The St Blane’s Parent Council invite you to come along from 3.30pm until 5.30pm this Friday 6th December 2024. All welcome. Free entry.
The children of St Blane’s Primary School on Fernslea Avenue recently took part in their own Christmas act of kindness. The children and their families took part in a reverse advent calendar. They brought in lots of food, chocolates and toiletries, which soon all mounted up into a huge pile of donated goods. All their […]