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Newsletter Croydon Public School Term 3, Week 6: Monday 27 August 2018 Croydon Public School - Newsletter

CALENDAR AUGUST 2018 27 Stage 2 Public Speaking Competition 27 Stage 3 Public Speaking Competition 30 Senior Choir performing at Opera House 30 4P & 4H Bollywood Incursion 31 Father’s Day Stall SEPTEMBER 18 03 3W & 3J Temple excursion 05 Author visit Year 1-6 06 Life Education begins 11 4D & 4K to Chinese Gardens 13 Ultimo Directorate Public speaking Competition 14 Stage 1 Multicultural Day 19 Kindergarten Zoo excursion 25 Stage 3 Musical 26 Stage 3 Musical

CONTACT Croydon Public School 39 Young Street CROYDON NSW 2132 Phone: 9747 5457 Fax: 9747 3929 Email: [email protected] Web: www.croydon-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Twitter: @CroydonPS

PBL BRONZE AWARDS Kristina Pawley (1R), Joanna Nguyen (1T) Matilda Marshall, (KH), Jessie Park (KH), Randa Zeitoun (KH), Ryan Le (KH), Alice Ding (3W), Kent Shen (3W), Katherine Ta (2M), Mark Sarac (4H), Ashton Lee

(4H), Ryan Le (KH), Finn Duncan (5G), Catherine Li (4H), Alexander Ren (4H), Amanda Lee (4K), Lucas Vo (1R), Sharna Smith (2N), Zachary Carniel (KA), Zahra Matos (1T), Tim Zhang (2A), Veronica Su (2A), Zoe Robotham (2A), Sumaira Nayyar (1W), Sharna Smith (2N), Jeffrey Guo (5P), Sebastian Ball (5P), Ruby Durant (5P) PBL SILVER AWARDS Nicole Wang (5P), Anjelia Morales (5P), Sienna Morris (2M), Riley Schurch (2M), Nathan He (5D), Charmaine Fung (3W), Eva Horton (4H), Lucas Cleaver (2M), Livvy Pappas (2M), Luca Hall (2N), Michael Lee (2N), Serena Sarac (2N), Liam Jenner Lawson (3W), Nathan Chen (1W)

PBL GOLD AWARDS Fletcher Churchill (5D)

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Last week I had the pleasure of attending the NSW Volunteer of the Year Awards at Club Burwood RSL. Two of our school community members were nominated for awards. Irene Browne has been the leader of the P&C Uniform Committee for some years now and every Tuesday and Thursday works in the Uniform Store with other volunteers. Irene is very giving of her time and is always willing to ‘go the extra mile’ to help parents with purchasing uniforms, particularly new parents to the school. Irene is also a volunteer with Burwood Soccer Club and therefore a very worthy recipient. With large non- scripture groups each week during scripture time, Jo Carlisle saw the need to offer some alternative for students at CPS. Jo investigated setting up ethics classes through Primary Ethics, advertised for volunteers, supported the interested volunteers through training and liaised with the school to implement the program. We now have a number of classes running each week with trained volunteers working with the children to develop

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their confidence and skills to talk about ethical issues. As our local coordinator, Jo gives of her time to ensure our students have access to a quality program each week. Congratulations and thank you to Irene and Jo.

On Thursday night many parents and staff took the opportunity to attend the presentation given by Michael Carr-Gregg. Michael outlined the growing incidence of mental health issues amongst children and teenagers. He provided information and practical advice and strategies to support parents to develop resilience in their children. The feedback I have received has been very positive and also affirms the school’s focus on supporting student wellbeing. It is our hope to provide more quality speakers in the future and we would appreciate feedback, through the online evaluation, on topics of interest to our parents. Friday night was the P&C’s Trivia Night and it was a great opportunity for parents to socialise and have fun. The P&C Social and Fundraising Committee did a great job, as usual, with an amazing array of prize packages for the raffle and some fun activities/games for everyone. Many thanks goes to the committee and quiz master Alan Jones. Finally, on Friday night I spoke briefly about supporting the Kurilowicz family in their efforts to have a car modified to enable dad, Ariel, to drive. The following link will lead you to further information. Let’s ‘pay it forward’.

https://www.gofundme.com/baby-you-car-drive-my-car Please see below for a list of useful apps recommended by Dr Micchael Carr-Gregg to support your child’s wellbeing. Ms Lucantonio Useful Apps/ Online Programs for Student’s Emotional Wellbeing

Smiling Mind Smiling Mind is a non-for-profit web and app-based meditation program developed by psychologists and educators to help bring mindfulness into everyone’s life. Free.

Three Good Things It’s been shown that if you write down three good things that happen to you everyday, your happiness and positivity increase. Three Good Things, a happiness journal, enables you to do exactly that with a simple user-interface and gamification to encourage engagement. Free.

ReachOut Breathe ReachOut Breathe is an app for managing anxiety via controlled breathing exercises. The ReachOut Breathe app helps reduce symptoms of stress and anxiety by slowing down the heart rate with focused breathing exercises. Using the app on their iPhone or Apple Watch, the user is guided to undertake a controlled breathing exercise, and is able to get biofeedback on the impact of the exercise by measuring their heart rate before and after. Free.

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ReachOut Worry Time ReachOut WorryTime is an app for managing the time you spend worrying. The app is based on a widely used cognitive behaviour therapy technique called stimulus control training. This involves teaching yourself to contain worry to designated periods. Based on the theory that constant worry is an embedded thought pattern that can be changed with practice, the exercise of scheduling a time to worry helps you to practice better thought habits - such as being aware of thought patterns, letting go of thoughts that are not constructive by postponing them, and applying problem solving techniques during the scheduled worry times. Free.

Photo Speak PhotoSpeak™ app can transform any portrait photo into a moving 3D avatar that repeats your every word. Students can record themselves saying positive affirmations and play it when they are anxious/ worried. Free.

Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock Sleep Cycle is an intelligent alarm clock app that tracks your sleep patterns and wakes you up in light sleep - the natural way to wake up, feeling rested and energized. No need to place your device in bed - Sleep Cycles uses sound analysis sleep tracking.

MoodGym Online- MoodGym is an online interactive cognitive behaviour (CBT) and interpersonal based therapy program used as a preventative and self-help tool for young people experiencing mild to moderate levels of depression or anxiety. Moodgym is designed to be used by people who would like to

prevent mental health problems or manage problems which are troubling but not incapacitating. Available to all Australians free of charge. Need to create an online account.

The Brave Program The BRAVE Program is an online program for the treatment of anxiety in young people. The BRAVE Program is based on Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and has been running in Australia for over 13 years. Therapy techniques used in this program include: relaxation training, identification of emotions and thoughts, positive self-talk, coping skills, problem solving and graded exposure. The BRAVE program has recently been converted into a self-directed therapy program (BRAVE Self-Help), which is now freely available to all Australian young people, aged 8-17 years old, and their parents. The program is suitable for all types of anxiety. There are four different programs available: one for children aged 8-12 years, one for teenagers aged 12-17 years, and one for parents of children and teenagers of these age groups, respectively. Free of charge to all young people and parents who live in Australia.

POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR FOR LEARNING The Positive Behaviour for Learning focus for this last week and this week is being a safe learner in the classroom and in the playground. Ask your child how they will be safe learners at school this week.

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For more information about Positive Behaviour for Learning and our award system please see the school website. On our PBL site you will find a matrix that you can use at home to reinforce the school expectations. http://www.croydonp.schools.nsw.edu.au/ourschool/positivebehaviour-for-learning

KINDERGARTEN 2019 We are currently enrolling students for the 2019 Kindergarten intake. If you live in the local area and have a child starting school next year, please visit the office to collect enrolment papers and enrol your child. If you have a friend or relative with a child starting school next year, please encourage them to enrol their child as soon as possible. We will be holding our annual Kindergarten Orientation program from 9.00-11.00am on Monday 22 October, Monday 29 October and Monday 5 November.

SPEECH PATHOLOGY PROGRAM See the end of this newsletter for a handy tip from our Croydon Public School speech therapist, Elizabeth Ware. This tip gives you some great ideas about how to help your child learn to follow instructions containing prepositions and adjectives.

SCHOOL MUSICAL – ALADDIN Stay one jump ahead of the crowd and get your tickets to Stage 3's musical production of Disney's Aladdin in Week 10. Prepared and performed by our amazing stage 3 students, including designing all back stage props, costumes and backdrops. There are 2 shows, on Tuesday and Wednesday, 25 and 26 of September at 7pm. Parents remember to check to see which day your children are performing! Come on down, stop on by, hop a carpet and fly, to another Arabian night

SCHOOL MUSICAL – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Volunteers are urgently needed to help sew costumes for the upcoming school musical “ALADDIN” which is due to feature on 25 and 26 September. Costumes need to be ready by 12

September so students have the opportunity to have dress rehearsals in the two weeks before the musical. If you are interested and would like further information, please contact Mrs Helen Gratsounas via email at [email protected] Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Mrs Helen Gratsounas

FATHER’S DAY STALL - FRIDAY 31 AUGUST A wonderful and popular event with the children who come class by class to choose and buy something all by themselves for their Dad, Grandfather or Special Carer. A great day for volunteers and staff too, helping these discerning buyers. WHAT DO THEY / YOU NEED TO KNOW? Send money in with your child. Gifts from 50c to $6 / Up to 2 gifts per child. Add a card for $1. Extra gifts available during recess. HOW CAN YOU HELP? Man the stall on Friday, 31 August - School Hall Anytime from 8.45am through to after recess. Mums, Dads, Grandparents, Special Carers all welcome!

LIBRARY NEWS The Children's and Youth Librarian from the Inner West Council was very excited to announce that we have many Croydon winners for the Book Week competitions!

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There were 2160 entries in total from 47 different schools! Croydon 2018 Winners are: Susan X 6S Galileo L 6R Hanson X 4H Angelina C 4D Nina C 3W Peter P 3J Jessica D 3J Reece Z 1R Langdon L KA Audrey Q KL Winners were invited to attend a special presentation afternoon at Ashfield Library, Friday, 24 August 2018, where they will received their prize and certificate. If you were not able to attend could you please call/email Emma to make another arrangement to pick up your prize. Contact details: P: +61 2 9392 5827 | E: [email protected] Thanks so much again to all the students for always supporting the competition.

Students having fun in the Library using t-shirts to make library bags.

Book Week Author Visit Best-selling, internationally published author-and-illustrator team - Belinda Murrell and Serena Geddes will be visiting Croydon PS on Wednesday September 5 to talk to Years 1-6 about their creative processes and their award-winning books. The pair collaborated to create the internationally published, bestselling Lulu Bell series, about a family growing up living in a vet hospital.

Their websites are www.belindamurrell.com.au www.serenageddes.com.au

Visit the websites to discover other fantasy and historical fiction titles.

This event is free, however if you wish to purchase signed copies of their books please follow this process:

1. Fill out the order form sent home. 2. Check name, class, title/s are clearly

indicated. 3. Have the correct cash enclosed with note. 4. Ensure note/ monies in a clearly marked

envelope are delivered to the fees box. 5. Due date: Wednesday 29 August, 2018

Please note the correct cash payment. Cheques and online payment are not available for this event.

Miss Neate

BOOK WEEK Book Week 2018 was a huge success at Croydon PS this year. We had students from Kindergarten to Year 6 participating in the parade. Even the teachers dressed up as their favourite book characters!

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Our Book Week parade was very well supported with lots of colourful and imaginative costumes. Thanks to all the parents and caregivers who helped create amazing costumes for our students.

SOFTBALL SYDNEY EAST GALA DAY Well done to these Year 6 students: Harry McArthur, Lee Howlett, Megha Rana and Audrey Guo who were chosen to participate in a Zone softball gala day in Wooloware at the end of last term. These fantastic players, after a tryout, were selected into the Western Suburbs (WSPPSA) softball team. During the gala day students play around 4 games against other zone teams in Sydney. The day is also used as a trial for the regional team. Seeing the students and their skills in action was a wonderful sight to behold. All students played with skill, dedication and enjoyment! Special congratulations goes to the WSPPSA girl’s team who were joint winners of the day. Congratulations goes to Megha Rana who was shortlisted for the Regional team. She went to the Regional softball tryout on 25 July and was successful in being selected for the Sydney East PSSA team! We wish her all the best as she competes in the NSWPSSA state championships from 25 - 27 September 2018 at Mudgee. What a wonderful achievement!


ATHLETICS CARNIVAL RIBBONS Primary field event ribbons will be presented on Monday 27 August. Parents are warmly invited to attend the assembly.

VOLUNTEERING AT SCHOOL Teachers greatly appreciate and highly value parent helpers in the classroom. Parent volunteering helps aid the smooth running of various programs in the classrooms. If you are interested in helping out in your child’s classroom please contact your child’s teacher.

It is a now a requirement of the Department of Education that you complete a Declaration for Volunteers and Non Child Related Contractors prior to coming to help. These declarations are available at the front office, toward the end of this newsletter and on our website. After filling out the declaration, you will need to submit 100 points of ID to the office. If you have a current Working With Children Check for Volunteers you will not need to fill out a declaration form. YEAR 6 FUNDRAISING – ENTERTAINMENT BOOK Once again our Year 6 classes are fundraising for their end of year gift and graduation by selling The

Entertainment Book. Order forms will be sent out to all families this week. Please support our Year 6 students by purchasing one as soon as possible, the earlier you purchase the more time you have to use it!

If you purchase an Entertainment Book it will be sent home with your child. When ordering please order online using the Entertainment Book link: http://www.entbook.com.au/20147x6

Or, if sending money to school please hand it to your child's class teacher.

Payments cannot be made through the fees box or the school's online payment system. Refunds cannot be given for money paid online through the school's online payment system.

You may purchase multiple books, books for different areas and digital memberships.

There is a sample copy of the Entertainment book in the office if people wish to view before buying.

If you have any questions please see Miss Sutton in 6S.

COSCARE NEWS Coscare is raising awareness during Child Protection Week (3-7 September) by having a sausage sizzle to raise funds for NAPCAN (National association for prevention of child abuse & neglect). We’ll be selling sausages (on a roll with onions) for $3 and $5 with a fizzy drink. Come along and support a great cause. WHEN: Friday September 7 2018 @ 3.00pm WHERE: Behind the school canteen COST: $3 (for sausage on a roll with onions) $5 (sausage & drink) We look forward to seeing you there. Vanessa Bretherick

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P&C NEWS Thanks to everyone who came along to last Friday night’s CPS P&C Trivia Night held at Wests Leagues Club, Ashfield. Another fabulous night was had! Congratulations to the winning team! A big thank you to the Social & Fundraising Committee for putting on such a great night and a HUGE thank you to our very own trivia master Alan Jones and MC Philippa Durant who took on the role at short notice and was a wonderful hostess with the mostest!

The raffle prizes were flying out the door and we are very grateful for the donation of prizes, there were some amazing prizes on offer and many donated by CPS parents and local businesses – THANK YOU!!!

We are still in desperate need of Canteen Volunteers, so to avoid a CANTEEN CRISIS we need more parents and carers to volunteer. Just one day per term would be a great help and friends / family can be rostered on together. Please email Lexi Hunter [email protected] to sign up for a shift, alternatively check the canteen roster in the newsletter for the “Help Needed” shifts and contact Diana Dean directly on 0421 156 713.

This Friday we are holding our annual Father’s Day Stall in the school hall, we need your help selling the gifts, please come along straight after drop off. It’s always a fun morning.

The next P&C meeting will be held Wednesday 12 September, refreshments from 7pm with meeting start at 7.30pm. It’d be great to see more of you there! Remember, to keep up to date with P&C news and events please LIKE our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CPSPC/

Mee Ling Munier

CPS P&C President

P&C EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Name Role

Mee Ling Munier President

Jennifer Hastings Vice-president

Jacqui Bouf Vice-president

Rob Scott Secretary

Anna Bradica Treasurer

SUBCOMMITTEE

Jackie Speak Social & Fundraising

Irene Browne Uniform Shop

Lexi Hunter Jane Ainsworth

Canteen

P&C SOCIAL AND FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE NEWS Trivia Night – Friday 24 August A big thank you to everyone who came along and made the night such a big success. Congratulations to all the Raffle winners, enjoy your prizes! Thank you to all our wonderful sponsors who gave such awesome gifts to make the raffle possible

mailto:[email protected]

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Fathers Day Stall – Friday 31 August

Next Friday 31 August, we will be holding the ever popular Fathers Day stall, so send your child along to school with some money so they can choose a gift for their Dad, Grandad, Uncle or Carer. Gifts will range in price from $1-$6. We also need volunteers to help sell the gifts to the children, so if you are free that morning between 9am and 11am, please come along to the hall. We are on the lookout for new people to join the Social & Fundraising Committee, so if you have some great ideas or keen to just come along and

see what its all about, contact us to find out location and time of our next meeting. If you have any questions about any of our events, or want to join us on the organising committee, we’d love to have some more members, please get in touch, you can find us in the playground at drop off and pick up or send us an email. Social & Fundraising Committee.

UNIFORM SHOP

Wow! Can't believe we are already more than half way through the year! Only a few more weeks and we will be going through the cupboards again to see if those summer uniforms still fit. Term 4 is when the children start wearing the summer uniform again. This will continue into Term 1 of 2019. There is generally a two week transition, depending on the weather. We have a lot of second hand stock available, as well as new stock of course. If you think your child has had a growth spurt recently, we recommend you bring them into the shop for a fitting first. This may save you time where you’re not having to come back to return or exchange items. FlexiSchools orders continue to be successful as orders can be placed at your convenience and delivered to your child's classroom or coscare. Do you have a child starting kindergarten next year? Something else to think about... Bring them in for a fitting. They will be even more excited about starting school when they look the part. Although the shop has been quiet the past few weeks, we are already preparing for a busy time ahead. Our uniform shop has wonderful parent helpers, but we are always in need of more. Come see us if you think you can help. A new volunteer roster is drawn up at the end of each term. Call Irene for more details or any enquiries. 0403083925

Prizes: Winners name Prize details First prize: Irene Browne

Family Photography & Car Care: Family Portrait Session including all images in high resolution, Minor Car Service, Value $720

Second Prize: Janelle Prasai

Art & Fitness Package: Ticket to ‘Sip & Sketch’ Wine & Painting night at NTK Gallery Croydon, 2 x 3 month Health Club Memberships, package value $588

Third Prize: Hoa Nguyen

Kids Sports Package: 1 term of Tennis Lessons, 2 x One months Swimming lesson passes, 1 x 3 day sports camp, package value $478

Fourth Prize: Goose Smallfield BFF x 3 Package: 3 x 5 classes of Zumba, 3 x

vouchers for Café on Strand Croydon, value $475

Fifth Prize: A Shannon Family

Gourmet Foodies Package A: Meat Tray & Free Spit hire, Cheese Hamper, Gourmet Jams, Cookbooks & Kitchen Items, package value $500

Fifth Prize: B Natalee Robotham

Gourmet Foodies Package B: Meat Tray, Cheese Hamper, Gourmet Jams, Cookbooks and Kitchen items, package value $450

Sixth Prize: Zoe Robotham

With Love: Flowers delivered to you every week for a month, Dinner at Banjo Patterson Cottage, Bottle of Moet, package value $315

Seventh Prize: Rina Tauriello

Glamour Package: Pip Keane Earrings, Bottle of Moet, hamper of goodies & voucher from ENJO & Santé by ENJO, Gift box from His & Hers Croydon, package value $270

Eighth Prize: Susan Everingham

Family Fun Days Out Package: 2 x Australian Museum Double Admission pass, Calmsley Hill Farm Family Pass, Da Vinci’s Italian Restaurant Voucher, package value $250

Ninth Prize: Dave Steele

Kids Footy, Karate & Dance Package: 3 Day holiday Football camp, 1 Term of Karate & 1 Term of Dance classes, package value $340

Tenth Prize: A

Rebecca (collected on night)

Tenpin Bowling Package: 5 Double passes for 2 people to go tenpin bowling & Café on Strand Voucher, package value $170

Tenth Prize: B Prachanda

Tenpin Bowling Package: 5 Double passes for 2 people to go tenpin bowling & Café on Strand Voucher, package value $170

Eleventh Prize: Megan Gardiner

Drama & Games Package: 1 Term of Drama Clas and over $100 worth of kids toys and games, Package value $260


CANTEEN NEWS

DADS ROCK THE CANTEEN: HEY, HEY, HEY - IT'S NEARLY FATHERS' DAY! Calling all dads, grandads, uncles, brothers to help in our annual Fathers' Day BBQ this Thursday, 30 August.

If you'd love to be part of this rocking team, please let Di or Lexi know (0421 156 713 / 0414 557 700).

AND DON'T FORGET TO ORDER BY 9.30am TUESDAY (tomorrow)!

UPDATED SERVICE HOURS: Due to the new school schedule the Canteen Service Hours have changed slightly. RECESS: 11.00AM – 11.25AM LUNCH: 1.05PM – 1.45PM SOUP VOUCHERS: Please remind your children to take their vouchers to the Canteen to collect their HOT soup (which can not be placed in the baskets). TERM 3 MENU!: Don’t forget you can now order on FRIDAYS!! And that still includes the very popular Friday Fruito Bento – which need to be ordered by 9.30am each Wednesday. ***Please note for Friday PSSA students NO hot food items can be ordered*** RECYCLING: We like to recycle as much as possible in the Canteen. Currently we recycle the following items: bread clips; soft plastics; cardboard & paper; slushie cups; and even foreign coins! (well we donate the coins to charities). If you have any suggestions for more ways to recycle in the Canteen, we’d love to hear from you. CANTEEN MENU QUERIES: If you have any queries regarding items on the menu, please come and see Di in the Canteen. She is only to too happy to provide the nutritional & content information for all of the food we offer. CANTEEN VOLUNTEERS: WE STILL NEED MORE HELPERS!!!

If you think you may be able to help out, in the Canteen, even if just an hour or two each term, please call by and chat to Di our wonderful Canteen Supervisor. Or let Lexi Hunter know by email: [email protected] All mums, dads, grandparents, uncles, aunties & carers are welcome! And remember to let Di know ASAP of you are unable to make your shift or need to change days. Canteen Supervisor Role at Croydon Public School We are looking to employ an experienced, efficient and enthusiastic school canteen supervisor to join our team in a casual role on every Thursday during school term (with the possibility of another day). Applicant must have experience in food preparation and cooking onsite, well organised in a fast paced environment, work well under pressure, enjoy working with children, have excellent cash handling skills and stock ordering. Experience working in a school canteen would be ideal. This position requires a mandatory DCSI (working with children) clearance and a certificate in food safety. Work hours will be 9.00am - 2.30pm Other Criteria required: Computer literacy, confidence in using email and reporting procedures · Job Type: Casual Candidates wil be selected based on CV and interview Please email your CV to [email protected] by Monday 10 September. Any questions can be directed to this email address or call Jane 0418 450 921.



Term 3, 2018 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayDate

23/07/2018 24/07/2018 25/07/2018 26/07/2018 27/07/2018Staff Lexi Hunter Su Jones (C) Jane Ainsworth

Development Narelle Spinks (C) Jane Ainsworth HELP NEEDED Jez Durant ©Day

30/07/2018 31/07/2018 01/08/2018 02/08/2018 03/08/2018Clarinda Chen (C) Cecilia Chan (C) Frances McLaughlin (C) Lisa Johnson © Lexi HunterMasako Boskovski Heather Condren Gregor Stronach Rae Dufty-Jones (C)

9.30-11.3006/08/2018 07/08/2018 08/08/2018 09/08/2018 10/08/2018

Justine Diggle (C) Jenny Fuentes Queeny Laura Ball Jane AinsworthBrian Howle Noris Scandelin (C) HELP NEEDED Lisa Johnson Nash Ates

13/08/2018 14/08/2018 15/08/2018 16/08/2018 17/08/2018Lee Li Erin Dib (C) Laura Ball Jo Shetty (c) Lexi Hunter

Lina Laganis Ryoko Omachi (C) Queeny Lina Laganis HELP NEEDED

20/08/2018 21/08/2018 22/08/2018 23/08/2018 24/08/2018Angela Giagodi (C) Younghee Seo Laura Ball? Claire Sives (C) Penny Jones (C)

Joanne Pettit (c) Lina Laganis HELP NEEDED Brian Howle Philippa Durant (C)

27/08/2018 28/08/2018 29/08/2018 30/08/2018 31/08/2018Naome Reid (C) HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED Jacqui Bouf

HELP NEEDED Jaime Higgins (C) HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

03/09/2018 04/09/2018 05/09/2018 06/09/2018 07/09/2018Justine Diggle (C) Cecilia Chan (C) Laura Hall Lisa Johnson (C) HELP NEEDED

Pip Keane Lina Laganis Lina Laganis Brian Howle HELP NEEDED

10/09/2018 11/09/2018 12/09/2018 13/09/2018 14/09/2018Lee Li Erin Dib © Kate Fogarty (C) Marie F HELP NEEDED

Lina Laganis Noris Scandelin (C) HELP NEEDED Lina Laganis HELP NEEDED

17/09/2018 18/09/2018 19/09/2018 20/09/2018 21/09/2018HELP NEEDED Jenny Fuentes Claire Sives © HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDEDHELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

24/09/2018 25/09/2018 26/09/2018 27/09/2018 28/09/2018Joanne Pettit (c) HELP NEEDED Laura Hall HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDEDLiz Comport (C) HELP NEEDED Lina Laganis HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

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‘Sing’ Outdoor Movie Night fundraiser for the Kurilowicz family

Come join us for a fun Outdoor Movie Night, raising funds to buy a modified car for the Kurilowicz family.

Saturday 15th September, Croydon Public School, Gates open 4.30, movie starts 6.30. Sausage sizzle, drinks, snacks available for purchase, games & activities

for the kids.

Tickets available from: https://www.trybooking.com/419178

Bring a blanket or beanbag to sit on. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

More details at:


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