Our School News Term 2 Week 5 2018

Week 6 - Term 2Mon 11 Jun PUBLIC HOLIDAYTue 12 Jun Life Education (Healthy Harold) visiting

all this weekPCS Music Festival Choir Rehearsal

Wed 13 Jun Show Off Your Own LunchP&C Meeting 7pm

Thur 14 Jun K-2 LifeskillsICAS Writing Test 7:50amSportspro

Fri 15 Jun Life Skills K-2Sportspro Pittwater Zone Cross CountryPSSA v Wheeler HeightsNetball @ Boondah ReserveSoccer @ Boondah ReserveRugby League @ Lake Park Res AFL @ Narrabeen Res 6

Weekly Reminders!Un-Named Lost Property: Parents, please come and checkSchool Banking: on Fridays

Please send bank books in

Please visit our website at elanorahts-p.school.nsw.edu.au

Weekly Reminders!K-2 Life Skills Family Day - Parents are welcome: Jun 7 & Jun 8Healthy Harold: visiting all week - Parent Session Jun 4 @ 10amFree Footy Tickets: see last pageClass Parents Meeting: Jun 7 @ 9am

School Banking: Fridays Please send bank books in

K-6 Elanora Etiquette for next week is: Waiting for others to finish their conversation before speaking and remembering to say, “Excuse me”, before you begin.

Notes for your DiaryWorking Bee: Jun 16 1pm-4pmSenior Strings at NB Instrumental Festival: Jun 16All Bands at Wahroonga Music Festival: Jun 17

Week 6 - Term 2Mon 4 Jun Life Education

Multicultural Speaking Stage 2 & 3Tue 5 Jun Years 5&6 Debating Training 8:15am

Life Ed Parent Session 10amWed 6 Jun Show Off Your Own LunchThur 7 Jun Life Skills K-2 Family Day (parents

are welcome)SportsproClass Parents meeting 9am

Fri 8 Jun Life Skills K-2 Family Day (parents are welcome)SportsproPSSA Rugby League Gala Day @ Nolans Reserve NO PSSA this week

Premier’s Debating ChallengeYears 5&6 Debating training: Jun 5 & 12 @ 8:15amDebating v Cromer PS: Jun 12Debating Year 6 Only v North Curl Curl PS: Jun 12

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGEDear Parents and Friends,

Another action packed fortnight has rolled by, with today marking the first day of Winter and the half way mark for Term 2 – already! Our staff are currently very busy reflecting on student progress since the beginning of the year as they prepare the mid-year reports to be sent out in Week 10.

Recorder group at the Opera HouseWhat a wonderful experience it was for our talented recorder group to perform as part of an ensemble of 700 at the Sydney Opera House on May 20. This is a first time our recorder students have had

this opportunity and I would like to thank Mrs Jenny Power for her hard work in making this experience happen for our students.

The students had an incredible time and represented our school beautifully. We are all very proud of you, well done!

Life Skills Family DayNext week our K-2 parents are warmly invited to attend their child’s Life Skills lesson on either Thursday June 7 or Friday June 8. This is an opportunity for parents to come along and see what the program is all about and perhaps join in on the fun. Letters have been sent home informing K-2 parents of their class times if they would like to attend. We hope to see you there!

Premier’s Debating ChallengeLast week our debating teams, the Year 5 Demon Debators and the Year 6 Debatinators, participated in the first round of the Premier’s Debating Challenge against Narraweena PS. All students demonstrated an excellent understanding of the debating process and we congratulate them on their persuasive arguments and excellent rebuttals. Thank you to Miss Heazlewood and Miss Hurley for their training and coordination of the Premier’s Debating Challenge.

Winter UniformBy now all students should have transitioned to the winter uniform, it is pleasing to see so many students looking smart and wearing their uniforms with such pride. A question regarding boys wearing their school shorts during winter was raised at our Week 3 P & C meeting. Whilst the school’s preference is for boys to wear their long trousers in winter, it is acceptable for them to wear their school shorts if they wish. There is an expectation, however, that all students wear their long sleeved shirts during winter, in keeping with the school’s winter uniform policy. I thank you for ensuring that your children are appropriately dressed for school during the winter months.

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Anna’s WalkLast Sunday more than 300 members of our community walked from Narrabeen lagoon to Mona Vale beach in memory of Anna Lynch in the inaugural Anna’s Walk to Beat

Bladder Cancer. It was very moving to see such incredible support for the Lynch family, with funds raised going towards improving awareness and support for people living with bladder cancer. Each family attending the walk received a small tree to plant in Anna’s memory and we have decided to collectively plant the trees received by Elanora families to create a garden of remembrance within our school grounds to acknowledge all families in our school who have experienced loss. If you would like to include your tree in this garden, please bring it to the school office.

Zone Cross Country CarnivalCongratulations to all students who represented our school at today’s Zone Cross Country Carnival, accompanied by Miss Levido and Miss Reddan. We look forward to sharing your results with the community in our next newsletter!

Class Parent MeetingNext Thursday we will be holding our second Class Parent meeting for this year, commencing at 9:15am in the staffroom. If you have any items you would like raised at this meeting, please ensure you send them through to your class parent before Tuesday. I would like to thank Janine Ralston for her excellent coordination of the Class Parent program this year, the regular communication has certainly been well received.

Make My Own LunchTo bring the fortnight to a fabulous end, this week our students in Years 3-6 engaged their culinary skills in preparing their own healthy lunch wrap, salad jar or snack. This invaluable experience is part of an ongoing program to promote lifelong healthy eating habits – an essential part of our student wellbeing program. I would like to thank Mrs Cullen, Mrs Ralston,

Mrs Seaton, Mrs Skeers, Mrs La Ganza and their outstanding team of parent helpers who make this event such a success year after year. Students now have the opportunity to continue the Make My Own Lunch challenge over the next couple of weeks and I am looking forward to seeing their creative lunchboxes at school each day!

Until next time, Leesa Martin Principal

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. Our plan to improve the junior and senior playgrounds is now under way. The P&C has funds to expend towards the second round, the natural playground. Les from ED Landscapes has already started the initial playground design and once this is firmed up we will have a separate sub-committee meeting to work out where we might be able to source materials to assist with putting it all together. If you are interested in being part of this team or able to supply materials such as boulders and large logs, please email elanorahtspandc@gmail.com.

We are holding our term two working bee on Saturday June16 from 1pm – 4pm. We are so lucky our school has such a beautiful bush setting but this does mean a lot of maintenance is involved, so please come out and lend a hand, and enjoy the afternoon with other members of our school community.

Our jobs list includes:

• Construction of garden beds in collaboration with Peter Rutherford of Kimbriki Eco-Garden and Class 5R – Miss Charlotte Reddan needs some assistance to get this project underway, so all classes can enjoy the benefits of growing and eating vegetables, herbs and flowers. What a great project!

• cleaning up and changing the costume room with the music storeroom – co-ordinated by Mr Jack Tier

• water pressure cleaning

• ongoing bushland maintenance

• grounds rubbish and uniform cleanup – thanks children!

The Social Sub-Committee started their detailed planning of Term 3’s Trivia Night with a meeting at the racquet bar this week. Trivia Night is on August 11 – pop into your calendar now – and could well be in the school hall. Watch out for further information, and start organising your table. Maybe use the opportunity to catch up with the ‘regulars’ or parents from your class, or possibly even with a group of parents you haven’t seen for a few years.

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- The new winter shirts are now in stock should you still need to buy one

- Long grey socks are now available for the boys to wear with their shorts in Winter

- Girl’s Winter cullottes are also available now

- Girl’s long navy socks also in stock for Winter are to be worn with the tunic or cullottes

DISCONTINUED SALE ITEMS - Old style girls blouse $10.00 (sizes 4,6,14 & 16 available)

- Skivvies $6.00 (sizes 4,12 & 16 available)

- Long sleeve polos $10.00 (sizes 4,12 (1 only), 14 & 16 available)

- All girl’s skorts $10.00 (2 styles available)

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... PREMIER’S DEBATING CHALLENGE Year 5 Demon Debaters First Debate Last Tuesday May 22, the Year 5 Demon Debaters competed against the Narraweena Public School Chatterboxes in Round 1 of the Premier’s Debating Challenge.

The topic was that “All Tests should be Banned”.

The Elanora Team presented negative and the Narraweena Team was affirmative. The Elanora team’s first speaker was Max M, the second speaker was Amelie E, the third speaker was Ella F and the fourth and silent speaker was London M. The time keeper was Wil W, the Chairperson was Rhydian W and

the adjudicator was Mrs Jane Lodge.

Sadly the Elanora Demon Debaters lost, but only by a small margin, which was impressive considering we were competing against Year 6 students.

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Year 6 Debaternators First Debate

On Tuesday May 22, we had our first round debate for the Premier’s Debating Challenge for 2018. We competed against the Narraweena Rebuttal Shuttle and it was a very tough debate.

Our topic was that ‘The Best Behaved students each day get a 30 Minute Early Mark from School”.

The Elanora Debaternators were the negative team and the Narraweena Rebuttal Suttle was the affirmative team. Our first speaker was Lexi M, our second speaker was Lachlan S, our third speaker was Cooper B and our fourth silent speaker was Jiya V. We had Jacinda B as our chairperson and Kate H as timekeeper. It was a very tough debate, but we narrowly won. We had a fantastic time having lots of fun.

The adjudicator, Mrs Jane Lodge gave us some very helpful tips on our debating skills. We thank Miss Heazlewood and Miss Hurley for their time and effort teaching us how to be amazing debaters.

Lexi M 6R

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WHO: The Elanora P.S. Drama Group & YOUWHEN: 7pm on Wednesday 20 June 2018

WHERE: The E.H.P.S. Hall

“A WONDERFUL NIGHT OF ABSOLUTE FUN!”ROWAN ATKINSON, COMEDIAN

“AWE INSPIRING”THE MANLY DAILY

“UNFORGETTABLE”MRS MARTIN, E.H.P.S. PRINCIPAL

“FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY, I URGE YOU TO SEE ELANORA

HEIGHT’ IMPROV’ NIGHT.”MR BROOKS, E.H.P.S. GENERAL ASSISTANT

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2018 Multicultural Perspectives Public Speaking Competition FinalsAll students in Years 3-6 have presented speeches to their classes this term, developing their skills in public speaking and being persuasive. Listening to these speeches has also been a valuable learning experience in recognising and responding to effective persuasive techniques. The Multicultural Perspectives speeches provide a rich range of content about important global issues.

Congratulations to the following students who will be presenting in our school finals on Monday June 4:

Stage 2 finalists: Lachlan S, Elsa G, Imaan A, Calyse B, Kitty T, Cait B, Jessica K, Tyga L, Zoe E, Sylvie M, Harper E and Daisy B.

Stage 3 finalists: Chloe D, Amelie E, Luella M, Michael G, Orlando G, Ella F, Lazar R, Kate H, Lexi M, Jiya V, Mia M and Cooper B.

Parents are most welcome to attend with the Stage 3 finals commencing at 9.15am and Stage 2 finals at 11.15am. Both will take place in the school hall.

Two students from each stage will be chosen by an external adjudicator to participate in the local finals at Mona Vale Public School on Tuesday July 3. Good luck to all of those involved. I look forward to hearing these talented speakers.

Mrs Laila Connery & Mrs Jennifer Renoden Public Speaking Coordinators

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Did you know Harold is on his way? We are so looking forward to welcoming Harold and the Life Education van to Elanora Heights PS.He will be visiting from Monday 4th June to Friday 5th June. Life Education’s goal is to help empower children to make safer and healthier choices through education. Below is a brief outline of the programs available to the children.

Life Education CoordinatorVirginia St Heaps

My Body Matters NEW! Early Stage 1 (K) - Healthy food choices, importance of physical activity, safety

Ready, Steady, Go NEW! Stage 1 (Yr 1) - Body workings, safe use and storage of medicines, peer pressure andcoping strategies, safety, decision making

Growing Good FriendsNEW! Stage 1 (Yr 2) Unsafe behaviours, situations and environments, healthy food choices.

Safety Rules NEW! Stage 1 (Yrs 1-2) - Problem solving, personal safety, seeking help, how to care forothers and behaviours that maintain friendships

All Systems Go Stage 2 (Yr 3) Function of body systems, peer pressure, second hand smoking, andsafety with medicines.

Mind Your Medicine Stage 2 (Yr 4) - Safe and unsafe situations, medicines and consequence of misuse,peer influence and friendship, positive communication

On the Case Stage 3 (Yr 5) – Short and long term effects of smoking, effects of passive smoking,laws, peer influence, and refusal skills.

Decisions NEW!

Stage 3 (Yr 6) – This module offers choice of content on legal drugs or legal andillegal drugs. Students explore the decision-making process and improve decision-making skills by looking at choices, consequences, responsibility, facts andinfluences

Life Education Parents Information Session This session is being held on Tuesday June 5 at 10am in the Life Education van. Programs will be explained and discussed so parents are aware of what is being taught at the K-6 sessions.

Parents attending this session need to sign in at the front office prior to going to the van.

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SHOW OFF YOUR LUNCH - YEARS 3 - 6Wednesday June 6 and 13

What a buzz of excitement as Year 6 walked out, gazing with excitement at their jars filled with … SALAD. Likewise, Years 3, 4 and 5 walked out proudly carrying their delicious wraps filled with a dazzling range of healthy fillings.

A resounding thank you to co-ordinator Barb La Ganza and the marvellous team of volunteers who make this event possible. The food they lovingly prepared for nearly 300 gourmet lunches looked so inviting, tasted so delicious – and was so healthy! Thank you so much to Carly Skeers, Janine Ralston, Bec Moreno, Jason Hime, Kelly Gallo, Charlotte Bonner,

Kristin Bell, Tanya Pickering, Justine Shelser, Suzie Stanford and Jasmine McEvoy. Barb, again (!), organised the whole menu, purchase of and food preparation. We do hope that another parent(s) will be inspired to take on this role in a year or two!

A huge thank you also to Harris Farm for donating $100.00 worth of vegetables towards our Make Your Own Healthy Lunch.

Could you help with the final task? In three weeks, we will need parent volunteers to prepare fruit kebabs for those who complete the Home Challenge. This job can be done at home and simply delivered to school. Please email the office if you can help.

What they learnt: Before making their lunches, each class participated in an educational session with separate content for Stage 2 and Stage 3. Janine Ralston and Carly Skeers presented to Stage 2, explaining the different vital food groups in a balanced healthy diet detailed in the Australian Guide to Healthy Eating produced by the federal government. For Stage 3, Jody Seaton explained why we need to be careful about what is in processed foods, particularly the amount of sugar. She showed the deliberately confusing advertising and labelling on packaged foods and how to read the ingredients label.

Now to the Home Challenge! The real lasting learning happens if students apply this nutritional knowledge to make healthy choices every day. It is great to see how many students are keen to complete the fortnight’s home challenge to make their own morning tea and lunch. Please encourage them to take on this responsibility!

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... SHOW OFF YOUR LUNCH - YEARS 3 - 6.....CONT’D

Wednesday June 6 and 13

Talk food! Take the opportunity to discuss food choices with your child, read labels and help them understand what is in different products. Help them plan their week’s school food – what needs to be bought? Is their lunch well-balanced?

The next two Wednesdays are opportunities for students completing the Home Challenge to Show Off Your Lunch! Teachers will be admiring healthy lunches and giving cards to students who have made their own. If your child wants to make something extra special, do it on Wednesday and show it off!

A big thank you to all parents for your support in this worthwhile project.

Jenny Cullen

PREMIER’S READING CHALLENGE Congratulations to the following students who have recently completed their PRC. Well done to you all!

K-2 Luci B Archie S Archer H Archer L

3-4 Isabel B Isabelle M Sophie C

5-6 Jake E Tyler J Lucy M Keely M There is still plenty of time for the PRC which closes on August 31. If you would like a list of the books your child has borrowed this year, please contact the school.

The PRC website is https://online.det.nsw.edu.au/prc

Please contact us if you have any questions.

Joanne Argent and Anne-Marie MorrisonTeacher Librarians

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MUSIC NEWSIt has been a busy couple of weeks for students involved in the music program at Elanora.

On Sunday May 20, 13 recorder students played for their first time at the Sydney Opera House. It was very exciting and a wonderful experience for all involved. Here is a report from Amelie E.

‘On Sunday the May 20 the recorder ensemble played at the Sydney Opera House. It was my first time performing on recorder and it was a fantastic experience. It was an amazing opportunity to perform at the Opera House and see one of the largest concerts halls from the stage. All of the recorders played really well and the other orchestras and strings were great to listen to and watch as well. Many people would never get this amazing opportunity and we all enjoyed it very much. I think the strings and recorders worked well together and the piano soloist was great. It was a night to remember.’

On Tuesday May 29, 19 enthusiastic Year 3 choir students had their first combined rehearsal for the 2018 PCS music festival which was held at Wheeler Heights Public school. It was a fun morning of singing in preparation for the concert in Term 3.

Years 3-6 is busily learning all 12 songs ready for their Opera House performance on Monday July 30.

A permission note was sent home this week for our first combined rehearsal at the Salvation Army, Elizabeth St Sydney on Tuesday June 26.We will be departing the school at 7:40am on a bus with Mona Vale School and returning at 2:45pm. Please ensure this is returned promptly and that you make note of the Opera House ticket sales date of June 19, these tickets often sell out on the day so please mark that date in your diary, so you don’t miss out.

Next week the clarinet ensemble and K-2 dance group will audition for the PCS Music Festival which is being held Pittwater High School on Monday August 6. Tickets for that event will be available from Week 7. Details will be out in the following weeks.

Jenny Power

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... AUTHOR VISITS ELANORA HEIGHTS PUBLIC SCHOOL to read Dinner Detectives “A Tangled Tale of Tagliatelle”

By Yves Stening & Nigel Buchanan

On Wednesday June 20, author Yves Stening will be reading his new book ‘A Tangled Tale Of Tagliatelle’ to students in Years K-2.

We are very excited to have author Yves Stening visit our school to read his new book ‘A Tangled Tale Of Tagliatelle’ which takes children on a magical journey to discover the origins of pasta. Here’s what some of the critics have said....

“It is a simple, interesting and humorous history lesson, as well as a story about three friends enjoying a meal”

Children’s Book Council Australia

“The book sneakily introduces culinary facts history, th well known and obscure, to young readers Books+PublishingORDERING BOOKSAll Elanora Heights students receive a 10% Discount

PURCHASE ONLINE: https://www.dinnerdetectives.com.au/buy-books/Use Promo Code: ELANORAHEIGHTS for 10% discount.

Make sure you include your child’s name and class in the “shipping” details and select ‘no shipping’.

PAY BY CASH Please enter details below and return this sheet to school with your payment by Tuesday June 19.

ALL books purchased (on-line & by cash) will be signed by Yves and brought to school on the day of the visit.

Child’s Name __________________________________ Class ____________

Title No. of Books Discounted Price TotalA Tangled Tale of Tagliatelle $22.95A Fearsome Beast and a Dumpling Feast $22.95 TOTAL

You can read more about the books here: https://www.dinnerdetectives.com.au

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PSSA Week 4 Results v NewportTEAM RESULT TEAM RESULT

Junior Girls Soccer Draw 0 - 0 Senior Girls Soccer Draw 0 - 0

Junior Boys Soccer Draw 1 - 1 Senior Boys Soccer Draw 2 - 2

Junior Boys Rugby League Win 26 - 4 Senior Boys Rugby League Win 28 - 16

Junior AFL Loss 6 - 60 Senior AFL Loss 6 - 61

Senior A Netball Loss 10 - 23 Senior B Netball Loss 8 - 11

Senior C Netball Loss 6 - 19 Junior A Netball Win 17 - 2

Junior B Netball Win 7 - 6 Junior C Netball Loss 0 - 3

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PSSA Training Times Training is cancelled if it is raining

SPORT DAY & TIME LOCATION

Boys Rugby League Thursdays 3pm – 4pm Top Oval

Junior Girls Netball Fridays 8am – 8.45am Netball Courts

Senior Girls Netball Tuesdays 8am – 8.45am Netball Courts

Boys Soccer Fridays 8am – 8.45am Top Oval

Girls Soccer Wednesdays 3pm – 4pm Top Oval

Mixed AFL Wednesdays 3pm – 4pm Top Oval

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Uniform Shop Coordinator Sue Garrity

Contact ehps.uniforms@gmail.com

Open on Monday & Thursday from 8:15am to 10:15am

Purchase in store or by order form available online via the school website

Pay by cash or card (Eftpos, Visa or Mastercard)

Alterations & Repairs by Michelle Sturrock (Dressmaker and parent), great rates on offer to Elanora families. Details are available at the Uniform Shop.

Second Hand UniformsSecond Hand Uniform Coordinator Karen Woodley

Enquiries or Purchase please call 9913 1292 after 9.00am or email thewoodleys@optusnet.com.au

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CANTEEN REMINDERS

Wednesday Pizzas are not available with any alterations. There are two choices, Hawaiian (ham + pineapple + cheese) and Margherita (cheese + tomato).

Hot Rolls also cannot be made with alterations as these are pre-made and cooked from frozen. They do not include butter.

Sushi on Monday and Friday is ordered fresh in the morning from Sushi Bar at Warringah Mall. Orders must be received before 9am and once again these orders cannot contain alterations.

Chicken Tender packs are only available on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Sending your child to canteen with a paper bag order instead of ordering online will not change this. They will be required to order a different item.

Friday orders: If at all possible please place your orders on Thursday night or earlier. Munch Monitor struggles with the vast quantity of orders placed in the last hour before morning cut off.

Placing your order early will ensure it is received and will help alleviate pressure on the system. Also, please remember that if your child attends PSSA they are unable to receive a lunch order and must bring their lunch from home. They are able to place an order for recess if they wish.

To volunteer at the canteen contact Ingrid on 9913 272 or Ingrid.taylor@outlook.com or 0416 258 626.

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FREE FOOTY TICKETS

Bulldogs v Dragons Monday 11 June, 4pm

ANZ Stadium Thanks to the Bulldogs, NSW Premier’s Sporting Challenge and ANZ Stadium, students and staff at your school have the opportunity to witness these two Sydney giants go head to head! As your school is participating in this year’s NSW Premier’s School Sport Challenge, up to four (4) FREE tickets are available for each student and staff member to redeem for the match. Tickets are limited so be sure to secure them quickly for what will be a great afternoon of rugby league. To take up this fantastic offer, students and their parents should follow the steps below: 1. Simply go to the following website: http://www.anzstadium.com.au/premiers-

sporting-challenge

2. Register their details via the form

3. Print out the voucher and bring it with them on the day to gain entry through Gate E into general admission seating at ANZ Stadium.

For additional information, please visit the ANZ Stadium website by clicking here.

Please note: - Students must have parental permission to participate in this offer. - Each student is entitled to up to four (4) free tickets (limited to one registration per student). - Match ticket voucher must be printed and presented at Stadium entry gates for entry to this

match. - There is a limit of 8,000 tickets (redemption available to 2,000 individuals). - Entry may be refused if match ticket vouchers are damaged or defaced in any way or redeemed

in an unauthorised manner. - If a match ticket voucher is resold or redeemed in an unauthorised manner it may be cancelled

and the bearer of the ticket refused entry. - Accessible seating is available within the allocated general admission seating area.

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