Marshfield Primary School welcomed over 1,000 visitors to its Summer Fayre in June, with families, staff and the wider community coming together for a fantastic afternoon of fun, food and celebration. The event was free to attend and open to everyone, welcoming both current families and members of the local community through the school gates.
The event was packed with activities and attractions, including fairground rides, donkey visits, Little City, delicious cakes, pizzas and pakoras. The school grounds were filled with laughter, music and plenty of smiles as everyone enjoyed the fantastic range of stalls and entertainment on offer.
A huge thank you goes to our amazing staff, families, volunteers and the fantastic local businesses who supported the event and helped make it such a success. Their time, generosity and commitment helped create a memorable day for everyone who attended.
One of the highlights was welcoming back former pupils, who returned to Marshfield to share their university experiences and talk about their future ambitions. It was inspiring to hear about the journeys they are taking and a wonderful reminder of the lasting connections within our school community.
The Summer Fayre was a brilliant celebration of Marshfield and the people who make our school such a special place. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the day such a success — we are already looking forward to next year!
Want to experience the Marshfield Magic for yourself? Watch our Summer Fayre highlights reel over on TikTok here: Marshfield Summer Fayre 2026 – Tik Tok
We have a limited number of places available in some year groups. If you would like to find out more about how your child can become part of Marshfield Primary School, please get in touch with the school office or book a tour to see the school in action.
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