Phantom of mobs
Striker
Bouncy castle and a game of pin the tail on the donkey should suffice.
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No it's for next July.
Nowt happened when I left junior school. When my boys left, it was a limo from school and one went for a meal in a pub and the other one went bowling. It cost about £20 each. I didn't mind paying that.
Youngest leaves this year and I've already been shot down for my suggestion of hiring the church hall and putting a buffet and a disco on, so the bairns can dance and the parents can have a drink and a natter. Various very expensive things have been suggested and I didn't know if I'm being a total killjoy or if this is normal now. I don't want to spend a fortune on such an event but equally I don't want the bairn to miss out either.
51st State twats iirc.What's the obsession with limo's these days ffs? Every fucker except me seems to have hired a limo at some point.
A Grease style prom with a funfair, magicians, jugglers and fireworks has been suggested. I don't want to spend that much money on it though
Heavens above. I've just located my inner Victor Meldrew reading this. Only to imagine him adopting a dalek voice and start saying 'RESIST-RESIST -RESIST!
Best of luck @becs.
What are these things out of interest?
Mentioned earlier - a Grease style prom with a funfair, magicians, jugglers and fireworks.
Also a two part event with a formal evening at Lumley Castle one night with a meal and entertainment, then the limos and going bowling or something fun on the day they break up from school.
I like the sleepover in school idea. That's different and fun (and cheap )
AyeThey are a bit OTT mind, you are right. Just have to be careful the bairn isn’t left out if thats what the majority go with...as daft as it is.
We are becoming America aren’t we?
Mentioned earlier - a Grease style prom with a funfair, magicians, jugglers and fireworks.
Also a two part event with a formal evening at Lumley Castle one night with a meal and entertainment, then the limos and going bowling or something fun on the day they break up from school.
I like the sleepover in school idea. That's different and fun (and cheap )
formal event jesus wept. Are kids not allowed to be bairns these days?A formal evening sounds awful. They're 11. The words bored to tears comes to mind. Think some of the parents should ask the kids what THEY want to do
Silly sod we are on about a leaving do, not the I cant afford breakfast club brigadeGet them a round of Red Bull and some cake.
formal event jesus wept. Are kids not allowed to be bairns these days?
Silly sod we are on about a leaving do, not the I cant afford breakfast club brigade
What's the latest crack with this? What did you do and how much did you spend on your bairns event?
They are a bit OTT mind, you are right. Just have to be careful the bairn isn’t left out if thats what the majority go with...as daft as it is.
Mentioned earlier - a Grease style prom with a funfair, magicians, jugglers and fireworks.
Also a two part event with a formal evening at Lumley Castle one night with a meal and entertainment, then the limos and going bowling or something fun on the day they break up from school.
I like the sleepover in school idea. That's different and fun (and cheap )
My lot don't even seem that bothered about a leavers prom then either, the eldest only went because i was able to get him a David Tennant/Dr Who style suit
Not that expensive - but why would these bairns have an adult party? Beats meGranddaughters school had disco and buffet in the local CIU club. Twenty five quid each!!!! Formal dress ......suits for boys and dresses for girls. Thought it was a bit steep.