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CROAK Newington Public School Learning for Life

Thursday 21 November 2019 Volume 19: Issue 18

Newington Boulevarde NEWINGTON NSW 2127 email: newington-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au ph: (02) 9748 7933 fax: (02) 9748 3120 web: www.newington-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

School Hours: 8.55 am - 3.00pm

Contents: Page 2: From your Principal Page 11&12 Parenting Insights Page 3: From your Deputy Principals Page 13-16: Advertisements Page 4 & 5: Reminders & Notices Page 6-8: School programs Page 9: PBL Page 10: P&C @newingtonpublic

Selective High School success! Congratulations to the 19 students who have been offered direct positions and the 10 students who are on reserve lists for Year 7 at selective high schools including Sydney Technical HS, Fort Street, Sydney Girls, Ryde Secondary, St George Girls, Auburn Girls, Sydney Secondary College, Tempe High School, Normanhurst Boys High School, North Sydney Boys High School, Auburn Girls High School, Granville Boys High School and Sefton High School in 2020. From our 101 Year 6 students, 63 children sat the tests. Congratulations to the following students!

XAVIER CHALISE, MEDHA AIYER, JOLINA CHEN, TONY CHEN, KEN CHIN, YENA CHOI, RILEY HEN-DRA, AARON HO, AARON HWANG, BO MIN KIM, TERESA LAY, HAN GYEOL LEE, OLIVIA LEE, NA-THAN SIM, DANIEL SUN, NATALIE TOH, ETHAN XAIN, ALEXANDRA YEOH, RAHA YU, ZHANG ZHU

Year 6-7 Transition Mock High School Days

Monday 2 December & Wednesday 4 December

Concord Orientation Tuesday 3 December

An initiative of our transition team that started a few years - Mock High School Days will once again this year see our Year 6 students following set timetables of different classes and subjects, in different rooms and with a variety of teachers. Lessons will include: Art, PE, Environmental Sci-ence, Drama, Geography, Personal Develop-ment, Music, Health, English and Mathematics. In the past, our Year 6 students have been truly engaged in the process and the lessons and we’re sure this year will be the same. The aim of this initiative is to have the students gaining a “taste’ of what high school may be like next year. Thank you to Mrs Kogias—who is coordinating the program, our year 6 teachers, and the other teachers who have volunteered to teach lessons over the 2 days.

STUDENT LEADERS’ ELECTION PROCESS

GIRLS: Anna Cocks Dahlia Chen Eliana Yousua Ellina Ha Emily Hirschhorn Erin Kim Kaian Giovenco Olynda Lebeau Serah Jang Sophie Zhu

BOYS: Aadam Khan Deviin De Silva Evan Bailey Gabriel Evans Greg Seo Jackson Showyn Oliver Goodridge Nikolas Rompies Sebastian Farag Thomas Farag

The next stage of the election process for our 2020 Student Leaders is now underway. Stage 3 stu-dents have held a preliminary vote of all the nomi-nated year 5 students. From that vote, we have a short list of 10 boys and 10 girls who are now standing for election for the twelve leadership posi-tions. Over the next two weeks these students will display an A3 size campaign poster, wear an identi-ty badge and make a speech to the students of Year 2 to Year 6. This year the students will be vot-ing electronically after the speeches on Friday 29 November for our 12 student leaders for 2020.

The candidates are:

Class Structure 2020

We are currently planning for 88 or more kindergarten children and approximately 835 students in total. We have been notified of 27 children leaving our school, apart of course, from the 101 Year 6 students. At this stage we are not aware of any new students moving into our enrolment area and beginning in Years 1-6. This means if classes were formed today, we would have 32 (down from 35) classes. Our dilemma, as in past years, is that we do not know how many more new kindergarten or students from Years 1-6 might enrol at the beginning of, or during Term 1 next year. There may also be more stu-dents we haven’t been told about who will move. Therefore, like many schools across Sydney, we will again begin the year with children remaining in their 2019 class groups and wherever possible, with their 2019 teacher. We will maintain that situation until the enrolment picture is clear. Teachers have begun the process of profiling students for 2020 class groups.

Term 4 invoice – Now Overdue

For those families who have not paid for all activities including those prior to Term 4 and any unpaid Term 4 activities (eg FLIP Gym, PSSA Sport) you will have received a REMINDER NOTICE earlier this week. PAYMENTS ARE NOW OVERDUE. For those families with outstanding payments I will begin making con-tact to ensure we receive the balances owed - as we must finalise our yearly budget next week.

Payment can be made—in cash, cheque, EFTPOS and online through the POP link on our website

http://www.newington-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

Twitter

Are you following Newington PS on Twitter? It’s a place where we celebrate our stories! Follow us on Twitter @newingtonpublic. We have 1185 followers! I wonder if we can hit 1250 by the end of the year?

Bush fires

As indicated in an eNews, students remained inside at recess and lunch last Tuesday and today due to the smoke haze and a poor Air Quality Forecast Alert issued by the Department of Planning, Industry and Environ-ment (DPIE). Although we were affected by this smoke haze, it was a timely reminder of the communities that have been harshly impacted by the bush fires and the incredible efforts of the firefighters. Our Year 4 classes, as part of their geography unit, are collecting cans, plastic bottles and tetra paks. All money raised from the collection will be donated to schools that have been damaged in the fires.

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From your Principal

Greg Weeks

Acting Principal

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From your Deputy Principals

Sarah Williams and Marcia Skelton

Deputy Principals

Deputy Principal Awards

Congratulations to these students who have earned themselves Deputy Principal awards for their special ef-forts:

Andrew G and Ryan W [KM] for amazing recounts about FLIP Sport. Ashton H, Nella T and Adam E [KA] for reading 200 times! So impressive! Nella T [KA] for great writing in class. Kaan C [2L] for his great effort in writing. Erin C [4A] for an enormous effort in creative writing. Elise D and Nyla R [1G] for fantastic writing about the day the crayon ’s quit.

Assembly Awards

The following classes were awarded Class of the Week for their display of PBL expectations: Buruwang: 3W and KS

Cumberland: 2L and 4D De Coubertin: 5C and 1O

Year 6 Fun Day Sponsors & Raffle Winners!

A huge belated thank you after our Fun Day Raffle success, due to our local and far businesses that contributed such a wonderful range of prizes, and of course to all our proactive parents that sourced them! Mrs La Manna and the Yr6 teachers did a fabulous job of preparing the prizes and coordinating the draw! Please see page 17 for a list of winners and our acknowledgement of those businesses.

Anti–bullying Student Summit

Year 5 students were given an opportunity to be part of an Anti-Bullying Student Summit starting 2019, with pro-ject implementation into 2020, working with Learning and Wellbeing, Department of Education. After seventeen Year 5 students submitted their expressions of interest to be on the project team, 4 students were selected on the quality, sincerity and understanding of the project’s purpose. A huge congratulations goes to Anna C, Evan B, Jackson S and Emily H who will represent Newington Public School starting Sunday 1 December to Tuesday 3 December at the Summit and lead the project based on online safety in 2020. They will have a pro-totype to present to the school and work with the larger team of Year 5 students into the new year, to teach our students and families how to be safe online and promote anti-bullying strategies, inclusive of the National Day for Action Against Bullying and Violence. That larger team will include Ryan S, Kiana G, Bianca H-C, Oliver G, Devvin D, Emily L, Dahlia C, Sophie Z, Nickolas R, Ava W, Ian K, Stephy L and Melissa P, who all de-serve a congratulations also on their heartfelt interest in the project and quality EOIs. We wish Anna, Evan, Jackson and Emily, along with their accompanying teacher Mr Ben Fifield , all the best for the 3 day Summit to be held at the Novotel and Department of Education in Parramatta. We can’t wait to hear how it all goes!

High School Transition

Week 8, Term 4 will be a big week for our Year 6 students as they embark on a ‘high school journey’! This will be in the form of Mock High School at NPS Monday 2 December & Wednesday 4 December, in combination with High School Orientation Day (for public schools) Tuesday 3 December. They will be experiencing what it is like to follow a timetable, have several teachers throughout the day and keep themselves organised. Miss Kogi-as has been busy coordinating the timetable with a range of volunteering teachers, and we expect it will be a very successful week for the students to get a taste of what is to come!

Maths Olympiad & Maths Games

All four teams have been highly successful this year in achieving personal and team goals for Maths Games and Maths Olympiad. Announcements will be made during tomorrow’s 3-6 morning assembly on the teams’ achievements among 30 000 students across more than 1200 schools in Australia and New Zealand. A huge thank you goes to Mrs Oliveira, Ms Stanton, Miss Kogias and Mr Fifield for their outstanding tutelage, support and enthusiasm for the program and excellent results—a stellar job by all four!

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Calendar Notices & Reminders TERM IV Wednesday 27 November Brainstorm Performance - Bullying, e-safety and cooperation Kinder Orientation Evening Session 7pm Thursday 28 November 3A, 3G and 3O boys Botanical Gardens Brainstorm Performance - Bullying, e-safety and cooperation Saturday 30 November P&C Summer Fair Tuesday 3 December High School Orientation Thursday 5 December 3W, 3S and 3O girls Botanical Gar-dens Wednesday 11 December Class Concerts Thursday 12 December Band and Strings Summer Soiree 5pm Friday 13 December Presentation Assemblies Reports sent home Monday 16 December Year 6 Farewell Tuesday 17 December Year 6 Reward Day and Class Parties Wednesday 18 December Year 6 Honour Guard 2.40pm Last day Term 4

KINDERGARTEN 2020 ENROLMENTS

If your child is starting Kindergarten in 2020 or you know

someone who lives within our enrolment boundary who has a child starting school next year, please collect an

Application to Enrol form at our Office.

Children will need to turn 5 years of age before 31 July 2020.

PRESENTATION ASSEMBLIES Friday 13 December

Years 3-6: 9.15am—approximately 10.45am Years K-2: 11.30am– approximately 12.20pm

School Hall All parents welcome.

Parents whose child will be receiving a class award (K-6) will receive a separate invitation. Sports Champions, Premier’s Sports Challenge Award, Yr 6 Academic Excellence, Yr 6 Citizenship, EALD awards, Premier’s Reading Challenge Gold and Platinum, and Library Monitor awards are also presented.

Senior choir and Junior choir will perform. 2020 Student Leaders are inducted.

All students should wear correct school uniform on this day.

END OF YEAR CLASS/GRADE CONCERT

Classes across grades have joined together to present a concert item for our end of year concerts.

Parents are welcome to join us in the audience in the Hall on:

WEDNESDAY 12 DECEMBER ASSEMBLY GROUPS:

Group 1 (Buruwang): 11.00am KS, KM, 1E, 1G, 2C, 2F, 3W, 3S, 4L, 5O, 5F & Year 6

Group 2 (Cumberland): 12.15pm KD, KR, 1M, 1C, 2L, 2A, 3A, 4S, 4D, 5A & Year 6

Group 3 (De Coubertin): 2.00pm KN, KA, 1W, 1O, 2W, 2MG, 3O, 3G, 4A, 5C, 5/H & Year 6

No prams or strollers are allowed in the Hall.

Students and teachers have put in a lot of time and effort into

their performances, so we do ask the

audience to please stay for the entire assembly, to show sup-

port for ALL students.

Notices & Reminders

Congratulations to these recipients of Silver Awards for Week 5 & 6 Term 4 Dana Seo John Lawson Taha Hussain Kai Humberdross Alexander Li Shahan Siddique Chanel Ozturk Zac Shahdin Acelya Uluc George Antoune Ivan Xian Keagan Su Rayul Kim Nicole Ji Hassan Jamboo Om Patel Tommy Ganbaatar

Congratulations to these recipients of Gold Awards for Week 5 & 6 Term 4 Arya Singh Chloe Kim Janice Jang Kaled Sowaid Samakhya Girish Zefanya Coplestone Sonny Han Alaysha Nabil Dahn Baik Hana Burd Zak Hamelin Diana Barquinha Loureiro Ella Lin Salem Alsulaimani Sakura Stevens Ben Nagy Exelina Halim Omran Alam Daniel Chung Toby de Paula Chloe Richardson Jeremy Moh Edwin Kim Elliot Gibson Karen Akiyama Darrelle Khoo Celine Choi Gabriella Ho Irene Kim Liam Contemplacion Ronson Chan Sarah McCamley Xabi Funston Eoin Isaako Jemin Park Ecrin Soyak Isra Eqbal Amelia Margiotta Grace Chung Aiden Kwon Amber Shin Seoha Lee Jenan Abdulatif Chance Lin Hali Anwar Aaliyah Gandhi Carter Joe Micah Gold Sauls Eamon He Jamie Ma Isaiah Smith Kate Son Natasha Tiet Jamie Tong Erin Kim Mina Railey Ryan Camarda Rose Turner Ammar Rangwala Nathaniel Magtanong-Santos

Joshua Wang Daniel Puno Jaden Zhang Daxton Liang James Ballesty Rianne Chan Sara Osra Coen Chu Elvin Ha Damla Aras Alissa Chen Eric Hur Isaac Lui Sakina Murtaza Sereena Kaur Taj Gupta Jason Han Harii Ratnavel Lily Leaitua Kevin Zhang Eric Guolin Avad Elnami Sienna Simpson Zachary Coplestone Ye Hee Kim Dallas Wong Julian Campbell Ashton Choi Isabella Tong Daniel Lambropoulos Lyla Leaitua Princeton Ye Winston Joe Olivia Antoune Lachlan Scott Noah Thorne Erin Coles Dayvin Su Joy Ha Selina Anar Sophia Elliott Emily Zhao Gilbert Na Henry Shi April Yeom Lucas Tran Kevin Bae Mina Ju Milla Dickson Gia Yeom Nella Tupou JJ Bozkus James Le Elly Tao Ava Campling Majd Chekeri Adam El Kheir Rilery Goodridge Daniel Puno Annabel Nagy Veer Singh Ethan Hong Berkay Kayabas Brian So Kora Hopping Joshua Ji Yejoon Jung Ethan Gonzales Maysaa Said Serena Ghimire Amarissa Ho Inara Stephenson Nikki Zarea Gordon Wang Noah Salehi

Congratulations to these recipients of Platinum Awards for Week 5 & 6 Term 4 Mikayla Lees Jacob Ukardi Ellie Weeks Tyler Bell Nicky Chen Maeve Cusack Felix Diaz Emma Bishop Akasya Uluc Kiana Giovenco Mustafa Karimi Bianca Herrera Ocampo Ava Storey Ryan Wang Elwynn Xian Jasmine Bassal Zara Dardas Ivana Yueng Kylie Zhang Siona Gulati Keilah Caunca Aayan Aryal Aiden Hwang Declan Tampubolon Lachlan Ding Sana Thapa Dahlia Chen Yosif Alsulaimani Serah Jang Rachael Ryu Ellina Ha Charlotte Lau Ruben Al Skaff Ahaan Sarabhai

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Congratulations to these recipients of Bronze Awards for Week 5 & 6 Term 4 Paola Carvalho

LET’S BE ON TIME for SCHOOL!

Students should be at school when the morn-ing bell goes at 8.55am

ready for classes to begin at 9.00am.

After 9.15am students and parents must re-port to the School Office to collect a late pass

which is given to the class teacher.

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SPOT-

LIGHT ON LITERACY AND NUMERACY

Dear Mr Weeks, Do you reuse, reduce and recycle rubbish at home or in your office? It’s not hard! There are so many easy ways to do it! It’s good to do this because we all want to reduce landfill. I think we should have a ‘nude food challenge’ like other schools in Australia that I’ve seen on the inter-net. They way it work is we have to bring our recess and lunch in containers instead of plastic. At the end of the day, we look inside the blue bins and see how much rubbish there is. We need to respect the environment by not cutting down trees, not wasting paper, using our recycling bin and reducing landfill. If we reuse cardboard boxes, paper and other re-sources we would save money and trees. So, the next time you go to the shops, try to buy less plastic-wrapped items to save the en-vironment! By Sofiah, 2L

Seven Steps

to Writing Success

PERSUASIVE FOCUS

Seven Steps to Writing has swept through all class-rooms from Years 2-6 at Newington Public School this year. Seven Steps to Writing is a fun and engaging tool box of writing skills and building blocks to equip our stu-dents with the confidence and creativity to develop writ-ing masterpieces.

Each writing step is isolated and taught to en-able students to build a solid foundation to write narratives, informative and persuasive texts. Did you know that you only have seven seconds to grab your reader’s interest when you create a piece of writing?

Money or Power You’re in Hawaii, lying down on a deck chair. You’re chilling on the beach, an umbrella shading you from the tropical sun, while you sip on your cold glass of lemonade, with the tiny umbrella resting on the side of the cup. It’s not even a public holiday! Everyone’s working today, but you’re not. There’s no traffic, no alarm clocks, or annoying co-workers. Just paradise, and freedom.

With money, you’re set up for life. No endless hours of working or leeching off your parents. After all, you’re rich. You don’t need to worry about paying for electricity bills, food, or rent; you have so much leftover money to spend, eve-rything is instantly paid, like a press of a button! Your whining child can easily get the expensive toy they want and eating out isn’t a worry for you. There’s no worries about going broke!

Secondly, you can save money; not power. Ok, so maybe you do need to get a bit more money to sustain your lifestyle. Saving some money in a bank to hold you back from lavishly spending like you always do is as easy as pie! But what about saving power? Sorry, but if you get fired, you get fired. It’s harder to find another job, so your life goes downhill pretty fast if you lose your job. Money can be managed easier!

Lastly, money gives you freedom and the ability to be carefree with no limita-tions. Working is hard and tiring. Do you really want to continuously work all the time? Being rich is a blessing. You have Bart, your butler, bringing to you whatever you want, whenever you want. You have the freedom to go wherever you want too. If you want to go to Hawaii, it only takes a few clicks, some plan-ning and packing, and then you’re good to go!

You shake your head, snapping back to reality in your boring and bland office.

You’re working, again. But finally, after 3 years, your company is successful. So,

from being an office-worker to being rich, you’re daydream is finally becoming

true. Time to live peacefully, relaxing and having freedom!

BY JASMIN, 5/6H

Tupou and Andrea 5O

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School Programs

YEAR 5 DRAMA INCURSION

Drama Incursion We started at our home Pluto, heading off on an excursion to planet Earth. We travelled all around the world to see how planet Earth was changing. It was devastating! We arrived on Earth at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia where we were surrounded in plastic pollution. The poor sea creatures that lived there were suffering, the colourful fish had coral to camouflage due to coral reefs being bleached white. Another problem were oil spills, which stick to the scales of fish and have to be scrubbed off by marine biologists. We left the Great Barrier Reef to find the Sumatra Jungle in Indonesia, which was being demolished by man-kind. The Orangutans and Sumatra Tigers are becoming endangered and have been estimated to be extinct in 3-5 years. Humans have been destroying their habitats and have caused deforestation. Palm oil is the home of many animals from all around the world. Due to humans extracting palm oil lots of animals are dying. Next on our list was Antarctica, in the South Pole where we witnessed the ice caps melting and ‘bad guys’ (poachers) over fishing. This was causing problems to the sea life that lived there. If people over fish there won’t be any food for the penguins which will lead to a butterfly effect where Polar bears will end up dead from starvation. Penguins and Polar bears are mammals that cannot breathe underwater for too long when they hunt for fish. They heavily rely on small icebergs to lean on when they are out of breath. We finally landed on our last trip in Paraguay, South America. We were flabbergasted to see it was covered in plastic and rubbish everywhere. Even though they were surrounded by plastic pollution and litter, they thought of a positive solution to the waste and created musical instruments to use at their local schools as a reusable

solution to the problem. After experiencing what we have explored around the world, we discussed solutions to these problems, like making sure that we do not dump oil into the ocean, stop overfishing, try not to use products that include Palm Oil, Stop deforestation, stop the use of plastic and stop littering. Our favourite part of the adventure was seeing what we have done to this world and how we can help. A lesson we took away is every little positive contribu-tion we do for our environment adds a little less to our Carbon footprint. By: Bianca & Jessica

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School Programs

YEAR 6 GATEWAYS

Positive Behaviour for Learning

Telephone Interpreter

Service If you need an interpreter to assist you to contact your principal or child’s teacher, please call the Telephone Interpreter Ser-vice on telephone number

13 1450 and ask for an interpreter in your language. The interpreter will call the principal and will stay on the line to assist you with your con-versation. You will not be charged for this

service.

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LABEL EVERYTHING Please ensure your child’s name is perma-nently and clearly labelled on belongings

such as school hats, jackets, lunch boxes, drink bottles and school bags.

Term 4 Week 7 Non-Classroom

Setting Behaviour

Everyone is a LEARNER

Hall

ASSEMBLY Learn form the presen-

tations OTHER ACTIVITIES Join in Ask questions

Term 4 Week 8 Non-Classroom

Setting Behaviour

Everyone is RESPECTFUL

Library

Wait your turn Include others

SAFETY REMINDERS Please do not park across the drive-

ways of neighbouring properties Do not enter staff car parks. Do not walk (or ride) children through the

staff car parks.

P&C

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Newington Public School: proud to be part of the public education

system of New South Wales

Year 6 Fun Day Raffle Winners — Congratulations! Lego Sharpener & Pencils Timothy KA

Party Pop Teenies Pack Alysah 1G

Furry Frenzies Pack Thomas 5A

Chi Chi Nails Pack Stef 6O

Colouring Book Pack Mr Fitz

Fairies Book Pack Tessia 3A

Monte Marte Paint Pack Sebastian 3F

Girls Mixed Gift Pack Vanessa 6D

Dinosaur Gift Pack Oliver 1W

Batman Pack Rayaan 3W

Pop Toy Pack Gabriel 5A

Lego/Ball Pack Rayaan 3W

Pokemon/Puzzle Pack Sebastian 4L

Garden Laserlight Emma B. 1E

Footy Show signed football Dayvin 5F

Women’s State of Origin signed football Mrs Celestino

Masterfoods Gift Basket Xavier 1E

Ukulele Mrs Organ

Wests Tigers Jersey Mrs Celestino

Google Home Mini Emma B. 1E

Drinking Glasses Double Pack Sienna 3A

NSW State of Origin signed football with kicking tee Kaitlyn 6D

Mario Kart Race Track Rayaan 3W

Mini Football Table Evan 5F

Games Double Pack Ruby 3O

Kitchen/Science Games Pack Jonah 3O

Frozen Pack Thomas 5A

Sportsgirl Pack Jacob 2W

Mini Styler Pack Mrs Spina

Crabtree & Evelyn Candle Pack (green) Lara 5O

Bodyshop Gift Pack (orange) Aarav 1G

Pattern Creation Pack Sienna 3A

Baylis & Harding Gift Pack Ruby 3O

Seashore Candle Gift Pack William 4A

Stationary Pack Alya 3S

Moblie Phone Holder & Make-Up Brushes Pack Clovey 1G

Lemongrass Candle Gift Pack Vuk 3G

Smiggle Writing Pack Sophia 5F

Mermaid Puzzle Pack Valentina KS

Giant Grey Plush Bear Sophie 5F

Reading Cinema Voucher $20 William 4A

Cinema Pass x 2 Sebastian 5F

Westfield Voucher $50 Ayden 1G

Sujin Hair Salon Voucher Mitchell 6D

Sujin Hair Salon Voucher Gilbert 1G

Sujin Hair Salon Voucher Sebastian 5F

Sydney Olympic Park Archery Centre Sienna 3A

Smiggle Gift Voucher Vanessa 6D

Pack & Send Voucher Aiden 2C

Dooleys Lidcombe Aria 4A

Dooleys Lidcombe Ms Stanton

Dooleys Lidcombe Jasmine 5/6H

Dooleys Lidcombe Aria 4A

Logos Café Mr Carrick

Logos Café Ian KD

Logos Café` Tim KA

Logos Café Hannah 6O

Playstation $30 Gift Card Charles 2MG

Woolworths Gift Card Bon 1G

Coles/Myer Gift Card Josh 6D

Tennis Camp Voucher + Racquet & ball set Sophie 6K

Tennis Camp Voucher + Racquet & ball set Daniel 5/6H

Giants Netball Game Pass Sebastian 5C

NSW Swifts Family Pass Hannah 6D

App Store iTunes Card $30 Miranda 3O

Cinema Vouchers Ben 2W

Shokotan Karate x 10 lessons En Long 1G

Tenpin City $65 voucher Lucas 3G

Bunnings Voucher Mr Dalamagas

Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre To be won @Summer Fair

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Year 6 Fun Day Raffle Prizes — Sponsors Galore!

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