Do 11 year old boys still want party bags

[Wimbles101]

If so...would welcome suggestions on what to put in other than the birthday cake!

[VirtuallyMe]

Just a piece of cake and some haribos here - time to break that tradition!

[Lilaclily]

Yes!
Mini lego figures or blind bags go down well
And haribo

[WhereTheFuckIsMyFuckingCoat]

Mine certainly does. He's happy with a piece of cake, some lollies and maybe a bouncy ball or something. They're still kids at that age.

[Crumbs1]

If at secondary then no.

[Llamacorn]

I'd say no. Perhaps sweet cones and the like, but not an actual party bag.

[DoItTooJulia]

Year 6 11? A lucky dip and a cup cake.

Secondary? None needed.

[SavoyCabbage]

I would either have what Lilac says or retro it up with a water pistol and one of those plastic snakes with the joints.

[Wimbles101]

Thanks all. He's year 6. Was looking into a small piece of Lego but it still comes to around £4/5 which with 8 boys works out at a lot. 😳😳

[SavoyCabbage]

How much are lego minifigures? There might be some Lego Batman ones at the moment.

[Keepingupwiththejonesys]

They have emoji blindbags for 1 pound at Tesco. One of those and a piece of cake would go down well I reckon

[stressbucket1]

Wimbles wilkinsons do small blox sets for £1 like lego but much cheaper! Ideal for party bags.

[228agreenend]

When's the party? If it's nearer Easter, then get them an Easter Egg each.

Does the party have a theme? If football or sports, then maybe a pack of Haribo/Maynard sports jelly sweets (like jelly babies/hard gums but in the shape of trophies, footballs etc).

A suggestion I've seen on mn many times is to buy a fun mug or beaker( pound shop?) and fill it with sweets.

[Wimbles101]

Thanks all - I've relented and got them all Lego batman minifigures and some colouring pencils from Tiger 🙄😁😁