School Fete

JUST 10 DAYS UNTIL THE 2025 SCHOOL FETE – MARCH 21…5-8pm

Make sure you extend an invitation to family and friends, as we’ll be ready for a large crowd. 

There will be something for everyone:

·         Delicious Food – Baked spuds, Pulled Pork Rolls, BBQs, Pizza, Sushi, Dim Sims, Curries and Hot Dogs…..your evening meal is sorted.

·         Something for those with a sweet tooth – Cake Stall, Fairy Floss, Ice-Cream, Lolly Stall, Popcorn, Pancakes and drink options.

·         Lots of Action for the kids – Maga jumps Amusements (jumping castles, Chair-o-plane, pedal cars and clowns), Student Busking, a Mobile Farm, Footy Kick, CFA Demonstrations, Face Painting, Hair Colouring, the Dunk Tank, Lucky Dip and Lob a Choc

·         Some interesting things to see and buy – 3D Prints, Japanese Stall, Show Bags, along with a range of offerings from market stall holders.

Thanks to generous local sponsors, we will have a range of raffles happening, which will create a lot of interest.  For parents that would like to sit and relax while the kids are off having fun, you’ll be able to taste a craft beer or two in Mr Muldoon’s stall.

The attached map has a list of all that will be happening at the event and where.

SPONSORSHIP

Do you own or work for a business that would like to sponsor the fete in any way?  Sponsorship can be in the form of goods or services that can be raffled or can be small items that can be used as prizes for activities run by classes.  If you have something to offer, please give Cindy or Janine a call in the office (5341 3560).

PARENT HELPERS

Teachers will now be keen to establish a team of parent helpers.  Typically, teachers will roster parents in shifts throughout the event to help with the activity or stall.  But there may be other things needed, a good example being the preps, who will be looking for parents to provide cakes and slices for their stall.

This can be a lot of fun and a great way of getting involved with what is a terrific school community event. So please lookout for a call out from your child’s teacher and get involved if you can.