Each class at the school organised a stall for the fete, raising money for the CPS P&C.

Principal Sharon Hawker said the event was the school's major fundraiser.

"Everyone looks forward to it," she said.

"Most parents come or send in cakes to contribute."

Activities included facepainting, a jumping castle, sponge-throwing and plenty of yummy treats.

There was also plenty of goodies for the kids to buy, including plants and chickens.

"It's cost effective for the kids," Mrs Hawker said.

The fete was also combined with grandparents day, with many nans and pops coming out to see the hard work the students put in.

Proceeds from the fete will go towards new facilities at the school, such as new playground equipment and an outside learning area.

n Turn to page 2 for more pictorial coverage of the fete.