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Santa's sack ideas needed
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Simone1408
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I am helping with a Christmas Fayre at the beginning of December and I need to source little presents for the kids who are going to see Santa in this grotto.
Any ideas on what I should source, and where from?
We will be charging £4 per child, though we are trying to raise money for a children's charity, so are looking to spend about £2 on the pressie.
Would be grateful for some ideas...
Any ideas on what I should source, and where from?
We will be charging £4 per child, though we are trying to raise money for a children's charity, so are looking to spend about £2 on the pressie.
Would be grateful for some ideas...
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Hi www.yellowmoon.org.uk have lots of ideas and if you register your school you can get cashback cheque on it.We have just ordered loads off it for christmas fayre lucky dip but we are working on charging £1 per go.Last year we did get your photo taken with santa aswell which went really well,printed them out in school and then laminated them a lovely keep sake.yellow moon also have stickers with i visited santa.Hope all goes well £4 per child would be to much to charge at our school though.Have fun .wendy x0
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Poundland is your friend! I noticed the following DVDs in there yesterday:
Help! I'm a Fish
Dogtanian
Various animated fairy tales
PC Games:
Pirates of the Carribean
Mr Men / Little Miss
Tweenies Time to Play
Retro Gamer
Toys:
Barbie/Sindy type toy in box with outfit (fairy)
ipod style radio boxed with batteries & earphones
Fluffy pens/glitter glue pens/craft sets/colouring pens & pencils
Farm animals
Tractor
Aeroplanes
Electronic toys - tetris, sudoku, car racing, tamagotchi type
Colouring books
Sweets:
5 x Kinder Happy Hippo
3 pots of candy floss
Large bag of popcorn/chocolate covered honeycomb nuggets/jelly babies
Big bag of lollipops (you could split these down - put 2 lollies and a tangerine in each bag lol)
Other bits:
Kids bubble bath
Bath toys
30pc assorted hair set (bobbles, fluffy clips etc)
I'd say choose 1 edible item and put it with another item - these would easily look worth the £4 and please a lot of little ones0 -
Kitty Kate where is the poundland in Leeds, is it in the St Johns centre? Leeds is our local shopping area so this sounds like a shop to visit.Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes0
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We normally just charge £1.50 for or Santa and the kids get a small selection box - 4 for £3 in Poundland. It is packed out and good value.No Longer addicted to Boots! - Well not today anyway!! :blushing:
Officially Mortgage free 31/07/2017 , 12 years early :j0 -
Thanks for all your help, there are some great ideas there!!
Please keep posting ideas... at the end I will post what I end up doing, so you can save the ideas for next year...
Wish me luck!!0
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