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Everyone is welcome to come along to the Bessemer Grange Primary School Summer Fair, taking place at the school (Dylways, London SE5 8HP) from 11am to 2pm on Saturday 12 July.


We will be celebrating with food, drink, music and games including a bouncy castle, BBQ, home cooked African and Caribbean food, Oddono's ice cream, Pimms/beer tent, bike powered smoothies, face painting, free arts and crafts, raffle with a top prize of a Kindle Fire, a fancy dress competition (theme Looking to the Future) plus the chance to handle live snakes and spiders!


Please come along with friends and family - if you have any questions please contact Friends at Bessemer.


Friends at Bessemer

Bessemer Grange Primary School

[email protected]

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