Culcheth High celebrates end of year with amazing summer festival

Culcheth High School treated its students to a range of large inflatables, including a 100ft obstacle course, a rodeo bull and a total wipe-out activity.

And for students who preferred a less active reward, there was a chill-out zone, an outdoor cinema and the opportunity to see the beautiful visiting alpacas – Ted, George and Bruce.

Summer festival music was played throughout the event, and students also had the opportunity to buy iced treats from the visiting ice-cream van.

The school had a visit from some alpacas (Image: Supplied)
The students had a ‘fabulous time’ and the school is already planning next year’s CHS Fest 2025.

Head teacher Mr Hunt said: “We are incredibly proud of our students’ endeavours this academic year, and this was a wonderful school community event to reward those who had lived our school values, met our high standards and expectations, at the end of a year of very hard work.”

This activity took place on the same day as the school’s Patric Wilson Memorial non-uniform day where money is raised for Teenage Cancer Trust in memory of ex-student Patric. 

Money is still being donated and the total raised is not yet known – however, the school is very proud of its contribution to this excellent cause, and thanks parents and the community for its continued support. 

Pupils enjoyed the end of year summer festival (Image: Supplied)