The Festival of Light was held for the second year. Starting at St George’s Church in Wrotham, children and families from the 4 PWP schools carried our lanterns in the dark, around the village. The Festival of Light is a cultural celebration, linked with our RE topics. We were accompanied by dancers and ended the evening with fireworks. We particularly enjoyed the Bhangra dancers as children could join in with dance steps learnt during the workshops on India Day.
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