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Albrighton 'Summer Fayre' event aiming to give primary school a tech reboot

Summary by Shropshire Star

St Mary’s CE Primary School in Albrighton is throwing open its gates to host its ‘Summer Fayre’ on Saturday (June 21) with hundreds of local people set to take part in more than 20 different fun-filled activities.

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Albrighton Summer Fayre aims to give St Mary’s CE Primary School a tech reboot

One of Albrighton’s biggest community fun days is returning this weekend with the aim of giving a local school a major ‘tech’ boost.

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Albrighton 'Summer Fayre' event aiming to give primary school a tech reboot

St Mary’s CE Primary School in Albrighton is throwing open its gates to host its ‘Summer Fayre’ on Saturday (June 21) with hundreds of local people set to take part in more than 20 different fun-filled activities.

9 days ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star broke the news in Ketley, United Kingdom 9 days ago on Friday, June 20, 2025.

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