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Friday, March 22, 2013
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Food retailers from across the county packed in to Derby Grammar School for the first ever Parent-Teacher Association Food Fayre.

Stallholders included Hack Wood Farm, Jamie at Home, Forteys, Derventio Brewery, Corkscrewed, Barry Colenso Master Chocolatier, Love is Cake, Grandpa Lew’s Trading Post, Betty’s Farm Shop, Vintage Tea Ware, The Posh Pantry, Strawberry Kitchen, Sweet Memory Lane, Belvoir Fruit Farms, The Pampered Chef, Pierre Hourlier Wines, R G Stafford Quality Butchers, Azorie Blue Coffee, BEAN at Friargate Studios, and Coriander Garden.

  1. Grandpa Lew's Trading Post PHOTO for DET WEB

    Grandpa Lew's Trading Post at the food fayre

  2. Love is Cake PHOTO for DET WEB

    Love is Cake stall at the food fayre

PTA members worked tirelessly in the weeks leading up to the event, which was run in conjunction with an open day for the school.

The hard work paid off and the event was a huge success.

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It was very well attended and feedback from both visitors and stallholders was positive.

The event raised a total of £872 for the PTA, through stallholders' fees, refreshments and the raffle.

The funds will be ploughed back into the school.

Ian Louch, chairman of the PTA, said: "We are thrilled with how well the event went. Everyone really enjoyed it, from guests to stallholders. We'll certainly be running it again next year."

The PTA wasn't the only group fund-raising on the day, with Year 12 students braving the miserable weather to organise a barbecue and car wash in order to raise money for their project this summer in Mwanza, Tanzania.

The group will be spending three weeks in Mwanza, working to refurbish the community’s only school, Gedeli School, which has 1,300 students and just five classrooms.

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