Hundreds of people had been coming along every year when the event was the annual fundraiser for the old All Saints' College, with this year's spring fair to be one of the biggest social events on the school's calendar.

Scots All Saints College headmaster John Weeks, alongside the Parents' and Friends' Association, welcomes local and regional families to join in on a day of festivities at the All Saints campus.

"The spring fair is a wonderful community event and everyone is encouraged to come along for a fun, family day out," Mr Weeks said.

"During the past 12 months, work has been underway with our college archivists and past students to develop memorabilia displays with artefacts and stories from the early days at our college. We are pleased to announce the first stage of the education museum is planned to be open to the community at the spring fair and we invite everyone to indulge in this rare collection."

"The collaboration between staff, teachers, parents and students who work together to host the event showcases the tremendous community spirit at Scots All Saints College."

Food, farmers' market stalls, plants, fresh seasonal produce, music and dance entertainment, a kids' corner and a cafe will all be on offer.

They'll also be a special area set up for fathers called dad's corner, which features a mechanical bull, gladiator jousting, model car tracks and gilder displays.

All-day ride passes will also be available, which can be used on the dodgem cars, mechanical rides, jumping castles, a big slide and laser tag.

All-day ride passes can be pre-purchased online via the Scots All Saints College website for $45 per person before Friday, September 6, or for $50 at the spring fair on Sunday.

Individual tickets are also available at the event.

School tours will also run from 11am to 1pm.

For a complete copy of the Scots All Saints College Spring Fair program, visit the school's website at scotsallsaints.nsw.edu.au.

The spring fair will start at 10am and will run to 3pm.