ALISON Wise, principal of Barrington Public School, was amazed at the incredible response to Saturday’s Lego display and fundraiser at Gloucester Recreation Building and nearby Gallagher Oval.
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The weather was great, if a little on the hot side, making the water slide a very popular magnet for children.
The venue was fabulous, with plenty of room for Bay Bricks of Nelsons Bay (and other places) to set up their many out-of-this-world displays.
Lego could also be played with at a table for big (dad-sized) kids and little kids, with Lego to admire and Lego to purchase.
There were stallholders from as far as Maitland, plenty of food on offer and other attractions such as Zorb Ball, Jumping Castle and Bungy running.
Results of the Lego competition were 1st Hayden Reid, 2nd Samuel Ellis, 3rd Ben Haynes.
Guess the Lego winner was Tracey Relf.
There were 21 items in the raffle, of which the top three winners were 1st Rod Blanch, 2nd Ella Germon, 3rd Noela Witt.
Mrs Wise wishes to thank the organisers, volunteers, stallholders, Bay Bricks and the people of Gloucester and Barrington for a wonderful day.
They were pleased to raise $3000 to purchase computers for the school.
