Brunswick Heads Public School celebrated its fifth annual ‘Fairtastic’ night of Halloween fun on Saturday afternoon and evening (October 27).
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the walking dead, Jessop and Mel
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Astra
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Charlie-Rose and Meika-lily
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Izaeah as 'The Mask, Izaak is a Killer Clown, and the Zombie Doc is Harry
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Beau in the house
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Rebecca and Julia Mexican influence
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ben
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Ben hanging round
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Maiya and Bowie
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Sarah and Mel
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A pair of Mels
Photos by Jeff Dawson
Principal Trisha Parker said the Halloween Fair had become a hit over the years ‘because parents love the opportunity to have some Halloween fun in a safe, family-friendly environment’.
The only thing missing from previous years was plastic.
‘One of our Kindy classes had the idea of trying to make our fair as plastic-free as possible,’ said Mrs Parker.
‘Dressing up is a fabulous part of Fairtastic,’ Mrs Parker said. As you can see, many people took advantage of face-painting available on the night.
Competitions included Best Dressed, Halloween Cakes, Best Scarecrow and the new Fairy Light Guessing Competition.
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