Class
1
Pedestrian Groups of 6 or less
1st Place: Shadrake Family
and Friends - Dr Who Time Travels
2nd Place: Cher Carr - Witches
on Broomsticks
Class
2
Pedestrian Groups of 7 or more
1st Place: 4th Crookham
Brownies - Crazy Aliens on Wheels
2nd Place: Beginners on Stage -
Beginners on Stage
3rd Place: Fleet Infant
School - The Underground
Class 3
Pedestrian Playgroups/Pre-schools/Nurseries 1st Place: Court Moor
Community Play Group - Yellow Submarine, Sailing the Seas
2nd Place: Christ Church
Playgroup - Horsey Horsey Don't You Stop
3rd Place: St Philip's
& St James Playgroup - Traffic Jam
Highly Commended : Church Crookham Manyessori Nursery School - Wild
West Travel
Class 4
Motorised Vehicles & Floats 1st Place:Poppets
Day Nursery - Dr Who Poppets Time Travel
2nd Place Heatherside
Schools - Heatherside Timeline
3rd Place ABC Kindergarten
- ABC Aliens
Class
5
Decorated Bikes
No Entries
BEST
in SHOW - The Fleet Hospital Workers Committee Challenge Cup:
POPPETS
DAY NURSERY - Dr WHO POPPETS TIME TRAVELLERS
BEST
CARNIVAL THEME - The Earley Challenge Cup
HART
CHILDMINDING ASSOCIATION - PEDESTRIAN CHILDREN OF ALL AGES AND RICKSHAWS
Owen
Durrett, Vice Chairman, Parity for Disability accepted a cheque
for £500 from Carnival funds.He explained that Parity were an organisation providing
stimulation for young adults with multiple disabilities, mainly
over the age of 18.Parity
provide two day centres – Camberley and Farnborough and this
money will go towards the transportation costs of their four
vehicles.
Ruth
Hutton from Friends of Fairways which is part of Seeability (Royal
School for the Blind) accept a cheque for £500.Fairways is a small residential home in Elvetham Road where
7 adults who are visually impaired are able to live.They are just trying to raise funds to build a
rehabilitation centre which our donation will go towards.
Gill
Chapman and Carole Payne from Hearing Dogs for Deaf People
collected a cheque for £500.Gill commented that the dogs are life-changing for the
people who have them.There
are three in the local area and it costs £5k to train one – so
the money will be very useful in this regard.
Deb
Baker from Calthorpe Park School Association collected a cheque
for £1,000 which she confirmed would be going towards their
fundraising drive to build an all weather cricket pitch/training
ground for their champion school team.
All the
charities with Denis Gotel (Mayor) with his wife and Wendy Brown
(Carnival President)
