Redstart Primary School shines at Chard children's carnival

The youngsters from Redstart Primary School demonstrated "fantastic enthusiasm" and "exemplary behaviour" at Chard children's carnival, themed around The Greatest Showman <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
The youngsters from Redstart Primary School demonstrated "fantastic enthusiasm" and "exemplary behaviour" at Chard children's carnival, themed around The Greatest Showman (Image: Supplied)
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Year five and six pupils from Redstart Primary School celebrated the children's carnival in Chard with gusto.

The youngsters demonstrated "fantastic enthusiasm" and "exemplary behaviour" at the community event, themed around The Greatest Showman.

Redstart's entry was a hit, scooping the titles of Best School Entry, Chairman's Choice, and Most Colourful Display.

The school extended heartfelt thanks to the Parent Teacher Association, Friends of Redstart, for their creative support, and to Mrs Preston and the Redstart team for their efforts in organising the event.

The carnival was hailed as a triumph for both the school and the community.

Rebecca Collins, principal of Redstart Primary School, said: "I am so proud of our pupils for their energy, teamwork, and creativity.

"This event truly showcased the spirit of Redstart and the strength of our school community."

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