Chard Children's Carnival 2009


Chard Children's Carnival 2009

Chard Children's Carnival 2009
  • ABI, three, (left) and Amy Winter, eight, set off for Neverland as Tinkerbell and Peter Pan.
  • GIRLS from the 1st and 2nd Chard Guides in their St Trinian's get-up.
  • 11-YEAR-OLD Karen Salter raised over £800 to take the Chard Carnival Princess crown.
  • PREHISTORIC pre-schoolers Oliver Marlowe and Summer Cambridge, both two, won their class as Pebbles and Bam Bam.
  • SIBLINGS Lorna, five, and Nancy Stephenson, 18 months, as Postman Pat and Jess.
  • SPARKLING Lil' Bugs (from left) Jesssica Dawe, four, Jaclyne Dawe, four months, and Megan Norman, four.
  • ONE-YEAR-OLD Joseph Lucas makes a very Sweet Pea.
  • PUPPET ON A STRING: Matthew Parker, eight, as By Jiminy.
  • BAMPTON Avenue Kids bring some Disney magic to Chard, with town Mayor Jill Shortland.
  • TWINS Rachel (left) and Abigail Locke, both five, make a brightly-coloured pair as Oranges and Lemons.
  • TOTS from Avishayes Early Years join in with the fun.
  • TRIPLE champions Mia, 11, and Erin Bond, seven, played their cards right to be named best in procession.
  • CLIMBING aboard the Love Train are (back to front, from left) Ethan Glanvill, Corey Banks, Kayden Glanvill and Lily Banks from Generations CC.
  • DAISY Charles, nine, as the Snow Queen.
  • CHLOE Bolton, six, clutches her trophy after winning the age six and above class.
  • CALLUM Rice as the Candy Man.
  • PINT-SIZED sisters Lily, three, and Zoe Lucas, five, get into the carnival spirit.
  • DANCERS from the Kelly Leigh Dance School get ready for Hallowe'en with their Thriller-inspired dance routine.

Youngsters from around the area wowed the crowds with their colourful and imaginative entries in this year's Chard Children's Carnival - see all the photographs of the day here. To enlarge an image click on the thumbnail and follow the link below it to buy reprints.

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