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| 12 Nov 2026 | |
| Community News |
The Pangbournian Community came together in fantastic spirit for this year’s Christmas Market, enjoying a wonderful day of festive shopping, community connections and Christmas cheer.
With a fantastic range of stalls, plenty of visitors and a real buzz around the College, the event was a brilliant celebration of our community and a great way to kick off the festive season.
Thanks to the generosity and support of everyone who attended, the market raised an impressive £4,114.91 for the College’s charities, Transforming Futures and The Pangbourne College Community Fund.
A huge thank you goes to T Roberts, the organising committee and our Parent Ambassadors for all their hard work in bringing the event together. We are also incredibly grateful to the volunteers who gave their time to help on the day. Events like these simply wouldn't happen without your support.
Thank you to everyone who came along, supported the stalls, volunteered and helped make the day such a success. It was wonderful to see the Pangbournian Community come together and make a real difference.
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