The drums were a new feature for the annual event to round off the October school holiday which also offered face painting, the chance to make your own pizza with lunch thrown in.

There was also a firm emphasis on healthy eating with free fruit for all the youngsters.

Chief executive Audrey Simpson praised the efforts of the association’s community committee for masterminding the fun once again.

She said: “The hard work of our community committee can be seen throughout the year in so many events. Its members always put Castlemilk first and they play a key role in bringing people together. We applaud their efforts and enthusiasm.”

Next week the community committee hosts its next family event– the Hallowe’en Party.

Meanwhile, voting closes tonight at 6pm for the community committee’s campaign to win the Team Award for Glasgow South in the keenly-contested Evening Times Community Champions Awards.

People wanting to vote can do so here.