Archbishop Temple Church of England High School in Fulwood is celebrating its 60th birthday.
A family fun day will take place to mark the special occasion. The event will take place on Saturday 15 June from 10am – 4pm on the school grounds.
Headteacher of the school Mr Catlow said: “60 years marks an exciting time for our school. Archbishop Temple has always been at the centre of our community and it is the community that has seen the school grow from strength to strength, the amazing achievements of our pupils being testament to that.
“I am extremely excited about the planned celebration for our birthday and look forward to a wonderful event and seeing our families and friends enjoying the day.”
Read more: ‘People are losing faith’ reaction from Prestonians to Preston Bus evening changes
While Justine Sumner, Chair of the school’s PTA and organiser of the event added: “We are really excited about the event. We’ve got a fantastic range of activities planned from fairground rides to inflatables, a makers and crafts market, live music and entertainment, dance displays, a food and drink court and the amazing Des Grant will be spinning some tunes throughout the day to get everyone into the party spirit!
“Everyone is welcome to attend the event, pupils past and present. We think it will appeal to our alumni but it really is open to everyone who attends the school and families within the local community.”
DJ Des Grant will be in charge of music while there’ll also be a kids’ zone, fairground rides, face painting and inflatables.
Read more: Youngest students at Preston secondary school forced to spend break in car park
The school’s alumni are encouraged to attend as there will be alumni school tours and a dedicated area for ex-pupils to catch up.
Those attending can get involved in Bollywood, dance, football and family fitness workshops.
Tickets are £3 per person or £10 for a family of four and available from the school website.
Subscribe: Keep in touch directly with the latest headlines from Blog Preston, join our WhatsApp channel and subscribe for our twice-a-week email newsletter. Both free and direct to your phone and inbox.
Read more: See the latest Preston news and headlines