Postman Pat and the Pot of Gold Postman Pat

# Postman Pat, Postman Pat Postman Pat

# And his black-and-white cat

# Early in the morning

# Just as day is dawning

# He picks up all the postbags in his van

# Postman Pat, Postman Pat

# Postman Pat And his black-and-white cat

# All the birds are singing

# And the day is just beginning

# Pat feels he's a really happy man

# Everybody knows His bright red van

# All his friends will smile As he waves to greet them

# Maybe - you can never be sure -

# There'll be knock, ring

# Letters through your door

# Postman Pat, Postman Pat

# Postman Pat And his black-and-white cat

# All the birds are singing And the day is just beginning

# Pat feels he's a really happy man

# Pat feels he's a really happy man

# Pat feels He's a really happy man. #

Morning, Jeff.

-Here's your post.

-Thanks, Pat.

I was just looking round the playground.

-It could do with a bit of a cheering up.

-Hmm.

I see what you mean.

Oh, look! A rainbow!

-ALL: Wow! That's amazing!

-Wicked!

It's lovely. Now, children, what do you know about rainbows?

Mr Pringle! They come out when it's sunny and rainy at the same time!

When the sun shines through it, it makes seven different colours.

My mum taught me a rhyme to remember rainbow colours.

Red and orange and yellow and green

These are the rainbow colours we've seen

Blue and indigo Violet, too

These are the rainbow colours for you!

Why, that's lovely, Meera.

ALL: Oh!

Do you know, some people think that pixies hide pots of gold

-at the end of rainbows.

-Brilliant!

If the rainbow comes back, we can follow it and we can find the gold!

Do you know, Jeff, I've had an idea to brighten up your playground.

Why don't you paint a big picture of a rainbow on that wall?

That's a great idea, Pat. We could do it after school

-as a surprise for the children.

-I'll ask in the village

if anyone can come and help. Come on, Jess. We've got work to do.

I bet I could find that gold.

What about the pixies? They might think you're trying to steal it

-and get cross.

-Not if you did something in return.

Then they might give it to you as a reward.

Yeah, like, sometimes, my dad gives me a present

for helping him tidy up the school!

It'll be more fun to hunt for it.

Like going on a treasure hunt!

-Hello, Ted.

-Morning, Pat.

-Have you got any spare paint?

-Jeff wants to paint a rainbow on the playground wall.

-Let's look.

Miaow.

What colours are you looking for?

Well, it starts with red and then, there's green...or was it orange?

-If only I could remember Meera's rhyme.

-Look out, Pat!

Whoa!

Gotcha!

Miaow!

That should do it. I think we've got all the colours we need.

But I'm afraid your yard's a bit of a mess now.

Oh, dear. Well, never mind.

We can tidy it up later.

By the way, children, could you come back to school at teatime?

ALL: OH!

You're all invited to a special tea party.

ALL: Brilliant!

-See you later.

-Bye!

-Bye, Mr Pringle!

ROLL OF THUNDER

You'd better hurry along, children. It's starting to rain.

Look! Another rainbow!

It looks like it ends at Ted's watermill!

-That'll be where the gold is!

-Come on, let's go!

-Thanks for coming, Ted.

-No problem.

-Ajay will be along soon.

We'll need a cover to keep the wall dry while we paint it.

I'll get my tarpaulin out of the back of the truck.

Right, that should do it.

Ta-da!

Oh!

Oh!

Where am I?

PHONE RINGS

-Hello?

-'Oh, hello, Sarah.'

It's Jeff here. Ted and Pat have just arrived.

Could I order some fairy-cakes for the children's' tea party later?

Of course. I'll do them now.

I don't suppose you could decorate them with gold-coloured icing?

Gold? Well, I think I've got some golden sprinkle somewhere.

That'd be perfect. See you later.

Bye, Jeff.

-Pat and Ted are already at the school.

-OK. We better get going.

I'll go and tell Ajay.

-Ajay, they're waiting for us at the school.

-Righty-o!

Uh...Ajay...don't you think you should tidy up first?

Oh, it'll keep till later. Come on, love.

Well, this is where the rainbow ends.

-But we'll never find the gold in all this mess.

-Yeah, we will.

We've just got to look in all the pots.

What about this one? It looks like gold.

Oh, no, it's only yellow paint!

Julian!

We have to tidy it up first, not make it more messy.

Then the pixies will show us where the gold is as a reward.

-I'm not tidying up!

-But Bill!

All right.

# The sun is up The rain falls down

# There's something beautiful in the sky

# Every colour you've ever seen

# Red, orange, yellow, green

# Blue and indigo, violet... # Finished!

Now we just wait for the pixies.

So where are they?

-I don't know.

-We've tidied up for nothing.

Oh...

Look! The rainbow has come back!

But it's moved! It's at my dad's train station!

-No wonder we couldn't find the gold. They moved it.

-Come on, then!

Oops!

-Miaow?

-Sorry, Jess.

Right, Pat, that's the first colours - red and yellow.

What's next?

Oh...how did it go?

Red and yellow and...em...

Hello!

It should be orange next to the red. Not yellow, Ted. Listen.

Red and orange and yellow and green

These are the rainbow colours we've seen

Blue and indigo, violet, too

These are the rainbow colours for you.

-That's grand, but we haven't got any orange paint.

-Don't worry.

We can mix orange from red and yellow, like this.

Hey, clever!

There, finished.

Ah...ah...ah...ah-choo!

Oh...

Oh, dear!

Well, I'll have to tidy up later.

I've got to get these to the school before the children get back.

-Sorry, Ajay.

-No bother, Pat.

How does it go? Red and orange and yellow and green...

These are the rainbow colours we've seen...

Blue and indigo, violet, too

These are the rainbow colours for you.

All we need is indigo and violet.

I should be able to mix those from the colours we've got here.

Let's look for the gold over there.

-That's where the rainbow ended!

-Good idea.

It's not here!

Course not. We've got to do something first.

I'm not tidying up again.

I bet you if we tidy up the station,

the pixies will give us more gold than...you can imagine!

-I can imagine quite a bit.

-Come on, Bill!

OK.

Oops. Nearly got caught.

Oh, come on, pixies! Where are you?

Hmm, there we go - violet.

That looks fantastic, love.

Oh, dear, I nearly bumped into the children.

-They were outside the cafe when I came out.

-They'll be here soon.

Where is everyone?

Oh, look!

Pixie gold!

That's not very much.

No, but it proves they're nearby.

Maybe it's like a sort of little reward.

And if we tidy up, the pixies will give us the rest of it.

OK...

but this is the last time!

Hang on...

This isn't real gold!

It's just sugar!

ALL: OH, NO!

But what about the pixies?

We'd better get back to school for Dad's special tea party! Come on!

We've spent all day clearing up for nothing!

I know!

Quick, the children are here!

-I really thought the pixies would appear!

-Yeah...

-me, too.

-Look!

-It's a rainbow!

-And there's the gold at the end of it!

Look at this!

Surprise!

Who'd like a fairy cake?

ALL: Yeah!

-Fairy cakes?

-You mean, it's not gold?

Mmm! These are great, Mum. Thanks!

You're welcome, Julian. I'd better get back. I left the cafe in a mess.

And I've got to clean the station.

Oh, aye, I forgot about the yard. It's a right mess.

We've already tidied everything.

ALL: What a lovely surprise. How nice!

Yes, we thought that if we tidied up,

the pixies would show us where the pot of gold was.

But they didn't.

-Sorry, Bill.

-Don't worry, Meera.

This is much better.

Well, it looks like there are some Greendale pixies after all.

Ah...choo!

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