Seven Kings School has celebrated its 90th birthday with a fair.
On Saturday (October 19), the school in Ley Street invited the whole Seven Kings community to join in with the anniversary celebrations on the playing fields.
Entertainments included a helter-skelter and teacups, traditional fair games such as coconut shy and hook-a-duck, as well as market place stalls selling various gifts.
There was an exhibition of memorabilia from the school going back to 1931, which included a registry list of its first students.
The event also featured a fire engine courtesy of Ilford Fire Station.
An estimated 3,000 visitors attended over the course of Saturday afternoon, including many ex-staff and alumni.
The money raised at the fair will be given to Haven House Children’s Hospice, which provides specialist care to children who have life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
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