Join author and Bake Off winner Nancy Birtwhistle for a festive evening as we welcome her as a patron of the Queen Street School Preservation Trust. Nancy will demonstrate some baking tips and ideas for home-made Christmas gifts.
All revenue will be used by the Trust for continuing restoration of the School and former Chapel.
Book now to avoid disappointment.
Joseph Wright Hall, 7.30 pm, £20 (includes a welcome glass of bubbly and raffle prize)
The true story of fortitude, courage and love about 14 men aboard a life raft after their ship was torpedoed in the South Atlantic in 1943.
7.30pm, £10, tickets on sale now (Other Lives Productions)
Other Lives Prodiuctions return to Joseph Wright Hall with a story of 14 men aboard a life raft after their ship was torpedoed in the Atlantic in 1943.
7.30pm, £10 Tickets on sale now.
The Queen Street School Preservation Trust is proud to welcome Nancy Birtwhistle as a Patron.
Nancy is a bestselling author, lifelong gardener and Hull-born baker who won the fifth series of The Great British Bake Off in 2014.
Nancy will be helping the Trust with its latest fundraising efforts at a festive evening in December. Tickets are now on sale.
Our first Winter Warmer this year looking back at toys and games from the past and a chance to play some retro board games. Free refreshments.
11am – 3pm, children free, Adults £5 Annual Ticket
Grab a bargain from our Caretaker’s Clearout
10am – 2pm, free
Refreshments pit stop!
Wallow in nostalgic memories of holidays and days out to the seaside when knitted swimming costumes were in vogue and windbreaks were a “must have”. Grab a tea from the”kiosk” while the kids hook a duck and try their luck in the Pentathlon arcade.
11am – 3pm, children free, Adults £5 Annual Ticket
Forty years of showbusiness stories with Paul Tate, with Q & A, costume exhibits and guest appearances by Friends at Barton colleagues.
2.30pm, £5 (tickets on sale now)
Drop in anytime to the Wartime Classroom and meet the Teacher from the 1940s and learn first-hand what it’s like on the Home Front. The class is expecting a visit from members of Barton’s First Aid Party, along with their 1940s ambulance. The Holydyke air raid shelter will also be open to visitors too (also Saturday 6 September).
11am – 12pm & 1pm – 2pm, included in £5 Annual Ticket, children free, booking not required
Wilderspin National School
Queen Street
Barton-upon-Humber
DN18 5QP
The Wilderspin National School has received help and support from the following organisations:
The Wilderspin National School is an independent museum, registered charity no. 1047187 and a Company Limited by Guarantee no. 2844791.
