Our School NewsWeek 6 | Commencing 17th August, 2015

Week 6 - Term 3Mon 17 Aug 3 - 6 Assembly

Tue 18 Aug

Wed 19 Aug

Thur 20 Aug Teddy Bears Picnic for Kindy 2016 students already enrolled

Fri 21 Aug Last PSSA Game for Winter SeasonPSSA v Narrabeen LakesNetball @ Boondah ReserveSoccer @ Narrabeen North PSRugby League @ Lake Park

Don’t forget to visit our website at elanorahts-pschool.nsw.edu.au

Weekly Reminders!Teddy Bears Picnic: for Kindy 2016 students already enrolledK-6 Book Parade: Wed 26thK-2 Athletics Carnival: Thurs 27thP&C Meeting: Wed 26th 7:15pmSchool Working Bee: Sat 29th 1-4pmUn-Named Lost Property: Parents, please come and checkSchool Banking: Send bank books in on FridaysNB: that items for this newsletter will NOT be accepted after the preceding Thursday

Week 7 - Term 3Mon 24 Aug K - 2 Assembly (Training Band Perform)

Book Week

Tue 25 Aug Zone Athletics CarnivalLast Day for Book Club Orders

Wed 26 Aug K - 6 Book Character Parade @ 9:30amP&C Meeting 7:15pm

Thur 27 Aug K - 2 Athletics Carnival

Fri 28 Aug

Sat 29 Aug School Working Bee 1pm - 4pm

Wanted:Stellar Reading: Parents, Friends, Grandparents, Aunties & Uncles required to help with our Stellar Reading program one morning a week! See page 4 for more details.

Notes Home This WeekBook Club Brochures: Order by 25th

Botany Bay Excursion: Year 3

Found!FOUND: 2 Watches 1 necklace

Until next time,

Your Principal, Bill Gillespie

Walking home from schoolWe have a few students who are causing us concern about the way they are walking home from school. Some students are playing on the fixed equipment, others are walking up the middle of the driveway and some are walking through the bush rather than using the pathways. Our students have been reminded at assemblies and in the classrooms about going straight home; however, we are asking parents to support us by reinforcing our message by discussing these issues with their children. Please remind them that if you are running late and they are waiting for a while then they are to return to the office so we can contact either yourself or your emergency contact.

Messages for childrenRecently we have been asked to pass on what I would call frivolous messages to students. While we are happy to pass on messages if you are running late or the car has broken down or there has been an emergency, please remember that the school is not a messaging service.

Student achievementCongratulations to our Year 6 boys who competed at the Northern Beaches Basketball Gala Day. The boys were a credit to the school and played very well all day reaching the semi-finals. Well done boys!

Book week paradeHas your child chosen their character yet? What will your child’s teacher wear to the parade? All will be revealed on Wednesday, 26th August!

P&C Working BeeCan you help out on Saturday, 29th August from 1 - 4pm? During the day we will be doing some ground maintenance around the school and will finish the day with a BBQ. I look forward to seeing you there.

Lost propertyWe have a mountain of lost property and none have any names on them. If your child has lost one of the 20 odd jackets or dozen or so hats or other tops please have a look in the clothing pile. All unclaimed clothing will be handed to the Second Hand Clothing shop, this Friday, if it hasn’t been collected.

Art workThank you to everyone who has come to school to collect the art work the children created for the Art Show. This week we will be sending home the remaining pieces of work.

P&C MeetingThe next P&C meeting is next Wednesday, 26th August. We will be meeting in the Staffroom at 7:15pm. I look forward to seeing you there.

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AND THE AWARD GOES T0...The Bronze and Silver awards for K - 2 are handed out to students at the K - 2 assemblies and theBronze and Silver awards for years 3 - 6 are handed out at the 3 - 6 assemblies. All Gold and Diamondawards are handed out at the K - 6 assemblies. Parents are welcome to attend these assemblies, butplease call the office first to confirm that your child will be receiving their award that day.

All assemblies are held on Mondays at 2pm and your child’s name will appear in the newsletter on thesame day they receive their award.

To assist us, when sending in the mini merits/awards from home, please either staple or clip them andmake sure your child’s full name and class is on the top mini merit. Please do not send them in in plasticbags or envelopes.

The cut-off time to hand in your mini merits/awards is THURSDAY morning as the box is emptied after recess.

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... “IF U LIKE ART” CAMP......|......CHLOE POWELL We have some very talented artists at Elanora Heights Public School!

Dylan S (4W) and Ryan T (3S) recently attended one of the Creative Expression art camps at If U Like Art Studio in Brookvale. They learnt new artistic skills and enjoyed meeting students from other schools.

Dylan and Ryan liked the fact that they were given a lot of freedom with their artworks and were able to make completely unique designs. These animal paintings are outstanding! Keep an eye out for more wonderful artworks from the students of Elanora Heights.

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... BOOK CHARACTER PARADE..|..Anne-Marie Morrison, Teacher-LibrarianThis parade is for all students K-6 and will be held on Wednesday, 26th August at 9.30am. Costumes are to be made at home and students are asked to wear these to school and remain in them for the whole school day, if comfortable. Those who need to change, if their costume is awkward, may do so at the conclusion of the parade, however I ask that parents assist and then take the student’s costume home.

PARENTS ARE WELCOME.

Students have been reviewing their favourite books during library lessons and will be researching their characters at school and at home to ensure they represent the character well. I have asked all students to choose a character from a book in our school library, in order that others may be motivated to borrow the books their characters represent. Students may need to list the items they need to do the character justice and start preparing now, as it is just over 1 week until this exciting event. There will be Judges and prizes will be awarded for well represented characters in different categories, e.g. the most authentic, colourful, funniest, outrageous, effort etc. Most Children have an idea of the character they would like to be, and it is expected that they will wear a label or hold a sign to let others know who they are representing. For those who need some help, below are some suggested texts with great characters: (you may choose from both lists)

K - 2The Rainbow Fish The Recess Queen The Long Red ScarfKoala Lou Possum Magic Counting on FrankThe Enormous Crocodile Mr Chicken Goes to Paris Old Tom on HolidayToo Loud Lily Ugly Fish The Man Who Loved BoxesIncy Wincy Spider Hairy MacLary The Little Red HenThe Very Hungry Caterpillar Mr Gumpy’s Motor Car Clifford The Jolly Postman Blinky Bill Geronimo StiltonThe Last Viking Dr Seuss e.g. Cat in the Hat A Monster Wrote me a LetterSnail and Turtle Twin Trouble The Way of the DragonWhere the Wild Things Are Noni the Pony Sebastian lives in a HatThe Lighthouse Keeper’s Cat Pig the Pug EightPeter Rabbit Winnie the Pooh The GruffaloKick With My Left Foot The Water Witcher The Very Itchy BearStellaluna Lucy Goosy Paddington BearBilly the Punk Bella’s Bad Hair Day Shooting StarWind in the Willows Jeremy Silly SquidParachute Honey Bees Closeup The Pirate Who Wouldn’t WashThe Duck and the Darklings Where is the Green Sheep? King PigAussie, Aussie, Aussie Our Granny My Dad’s a WrestlerThe Little Drummer Boy Baby Boomsticks Who Sank the BoatSlinky Malinky Blow Your Nose, Big Bad Wolf! Eat Your Greens, Goldilocks!Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.

3 - 6The Witches Boy Versus Beast Billy B BrownHey Jack The Iron Man Zac PowerBrambly Hedge Anne of Green Gables Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryPippi Longstocking The Hobbit TashiJames and the Giant Peach Danny, Champion of the World Treasure IslandA-Z of Convicts The Faraway Tree The Magic School BusGangster Granny The Lion, the Witch & Wardrobe Never Hitch a Ride with a MartianCairo Jim Superfudge The Ghost BoySelby Dodger The Indian in the CupboardHarriet the Spy Toad Rage MidniteStorm Boy BFG Rowan of Rin

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*****NEW TO THE MENU*****Vanilla low fat, gluten-free Vanilla ice-cream now available for only $1.50. Available at lunch only.

VOLUNTEERINGBelow is the volunteer roster for weeks 6 to 8 of Term 3, 2015 The canteen strongly relies on volunteers to help operate and serve food to our children. To volunteer, please email Iolanda Hazell on Iolanda.hazell@hotmail.com or call the canteen on 9913 2721.

To order school lunches online go to www.munchmonitor.com Use log in – username: elanora and password: munch2101

Term 3 Weeks 6 - 8MON TUE WED THUR FRI

Week 610/8 – 14/8

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BASKETBALL GALA DAYLast Tuesday at the Northern Beaches Basketball Gala Day an enthusiastic group of boys extended themselves and proved yet again that Elanora Heights students always do their best to achieve and make our school very proud.

All the boys played really well, displaying great teamwork and a lot of heart as all their games were extremely hard fought resulting in very close scores. There was some nail biting moments as one tied game went into overtime and was only lost in the last 20 seconds by one point!

Ky, Angus, Jack, Flynn and Mitch were our main scorers with Jaxson, Michael and Leo using their speed, agility and defensive tactics to steal the ball from the opposition and prevent them scoring which helped get us into the semi-finals.

A big thank you to both Mrs Wachter who managed the team and looked after the boys so well on the day of the event and Ms Zaratsian who trained them at lunch times. The boys really enjoyed themselves and appreciated the support.

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... K-4 SING CELTIC CONNECTIONS......|......JENNY CULLENLast Monday, K-4 students enjoyed two separate concerts with visiting Musica Viva trio, Pastance, performing their show “Celtic Connections”. The musicians played a great variety of instruments traditionally used in folk music from the British Isles including harp, bagpipes, fiddle, Baroque guitar, bodhran and an array of recorders.

The preparation done by teachers in class was evident as the students joined in and Pastance complimented Years 3 and 4 particularly on the quality of their singing. 2C and 3S performed simple dances as Pastance played a very old tune, Plethyn Newlyn.

Has your child come home singing? Hopefully, you’ve already heard some of these lilting melodies. If not, see if these songs and the first lines of their choruses help prompt a tune.

Mairie’s wedding – “Step we gaily, on we go, Heel for heel and toe for toe ….”Skye Boat Song – “ Speed bonny boat, like a bird on the wing, onward the sailors cry ….”Serving Maid’s Holiday - “And spindle, bobbin and spool, away, For joy that it’s a holiday!”Wild Mountain Thyme – “And we’ll all go together to pluck wild mountain thyme ….”

PREMIER’S READING CHALLENGE UPDATE..|..Joanne ArgentIt’s the final week!

The PRC finishes this week. Families have until this Friday, 21st August to complete their online Stu-dent Reading Records. If you have any problems at all, please contact me. Quite a few students are very close – keep going!

Congratulations to the following students who have recently finished. You set your goal, you persevered and you got there. What a great achievement.

K-2 Isla B Joshua A Amelia B Caleb C Emilia B Flynn G Tasman B Toby G Orlando G Taylah M Ella F Lily M Scarlet J

3-4 Alexandra H Joshua P Alexander K

5-6 Jessica P Sam K

LEARN to LEAD.....|.....AMY D (5/6R)On Thursday the 6th of August I did a Learn to Lead activity for Year 1 on the middle oval. My deputies and I did skipping. 20 students turned up and they were evenly split into groups of five. They rotated around in a circle doing different skipping activities including pretzel, normal and backwards skipping, criss-cross and jumping the long rope.

The Year 1’s had 5 minutes at each station which was the perfect amount of time for them.

In the end the Year 1’s said they loved it.

Thank you to all the deputies who helped with skipping.

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Pickletown Geology

Exploring our Grounds Seeds talk with Phil Coleman

Observing closely

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Learning about native bees

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GREEN WEEK.........|.........Jenny CullenEvery student participated in a stimulating range of activities for Green Week, a fortnight ago, and hopefully came home sharing what they’d learned.

Some of the activities have become annual events such as Year 3 exploring our school grounds and Year 4 walking up to Dewrang Reserve – both with Gibberagong Environmental Education Centre staff. Other activities were new this year. Year 5 enjoyed exploring the geology of Long Reef and Year 6 visited Middle and Deep Creek Reserves to learn about local ecology and human impacts. Year 2 and our compost monitors were abuzz with a session on native bees and made a “bee hotel” to encourage native bees to their gardens.

All of K-2 participated in the environmental art activity, each class creating a large sea creature decorated with the litter that washes to the oceans and to make it 3D, stuffed with ….. plastic! This is too often the reality for our marine creatures with huge numbers dying from swallowing our rubbish. Look out for these creatures soon to be displayed around the school.

A huge thank you to those who offered their voluntary services: naturalist Phil Colman, parent Heidi Hulspas, KP grandfather Ross Fackerell and parents who assisted with K-2 art. Also thank you to Charlotte Reddan and 5/6R who made banners for the final event each grade lined up by a drain around the main playground - holding their cups.

Kaden led with the beat on his drum, accompanied by members of the Intermediate Band. At the drum signal, teachers poured water into the cups at the far end of the line and the children poured into the next cup while chanting “Only Rain Down the Drain” until the last children poured it into the drain. I hope the message sticks for life!

Only rain down the drain!!

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.. Whoa, we’re half way thereWhoa, livin’ with a dare. Apologies to Bon Jovi. Surprise, surprise, this week’s lead story is the P&C Voluntary Contribution. And what a week it’s been. We have received some quite overwhelming donations from some families whose generosity is without peer. A massive thank you to them and the 98 families who have very generously contributed $10,358 to the P&C Voluntary Contribution fund, you are leading the way.

So far 26% of families have made a contribution. Teachers have spoken with me where, at other schools where they have taught, the parent participation rate is around the 90% mark. We still have some considerable territory to cover and on behalf of every student at EHPS I urge you to contribute any amount you deem appropriate. There are 282 families who can still make a contribution and at $34 each (65 cents per week or 10 cents per day, surely this is doable!) it would get us to the target and make a significant contribution to the resourcing of our school. Remember, any amount is better than nothing at all.

Contributions in cash are accepted by placing your donation in a clearly marked envelope with your Surname and class(es) in the P&C letterbox outside Mrs Millar’s office.

A copy of the contribution form is included in the newsletter and as Bon Jovi wanted to say, we dare you to make the contribution.

Working BeeAt the last meeting of the P&C it was agreed that the working bee, cancelled last term, will now take place on Saturday, 29th August from 1pm to 4pm. A thank you sausage sizzle will be provided to all who help on the day.

P&C MeetingThe next meeting of the P&C is on Wednesday, 26th August at 7.15pm in the Staffroom. Please email any items you wish to place on the Agenda to elanorahtspandc@gmail.com by 6.30pm this Friday, 21 August. We look forward to seeing you on the night.

UNIFORM SHOP NEWS...|...SUE GARRITY

New Sport Shorts for boys are now available for purchase. They are the same style as before but now come in lightweight, sporty, Microfibre fabric. The price remains the same at $20. The old style rugby knit style shorts are now on sale for $10 in sizes 8,10,12,14 ,16 and 18 only while stocks last. The old style microfibre trackpants are now further reduced from $30 to $15. Remember to check the Sale box for bargains next time you are in the shop! You never know what you might find!

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BOOK CLUBBook Club brochures go home today. Scholastic have now introduced an on-line ordering and payment system called LOOP - details below. We ask all parents to assist us by ordering and paying on-line although you may send your order in with a cheque. NO CASH ORDERS accepted. Scholastic will process the orders and they will be sent to school to be given to your child.

The direct link for ordering books: www.scholastic.com.au/LOOP

ORDERS CLOSE ON TUESDAY, 25TH AUGUST

Introducing

LOOP is the NEW Scholastic Book Clubs Linked Online Ordering & Payment platform for Parents.

If you want to pay by credit card for your online Book Club order, our new platform makes it easy! It eliminates the need for paper order forms plus your online order is submitted to the school safe and sound.

Log-in to www.scholastic.com.au/LOOP or download our NEW iPhone and iPad app from the App Store!

For a quick start, just click on ORDER in the top menu or REGISTER first to save your details for next time

Select your school and your child’s class

Add your child’s first name and last initial (so the school knows who the book is for)

Enter the item number from the Book Club brochure

You can order for multiple children at once if they attend the same school

All orders are linked directly to the school for submission to Scholastic. Books will still be delivered to your child’s classroom if you order by the close date

There’s no need to return paper order forms or payment receipt details to your school!

For a quick how-to-order video, log-in to www.scholastic.com.au/LOOP and click on HELP in the top menu.

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Dates for your diary Thursday 20th Aug 7:30pm

EHPS Music Committee Meeting – Elanora Squash Courts – all welcome.

Monday 24th Aug 2pm

Training Band to perform at assembly – parent help needed with setting up

Monday 31st Aug 2pm

Intermediate Band to perform at assembly – parent help needed with setting up

Monday 7th Sept 2pm

Senior Band to perform at assembly – parent help needed with setting up

Sunday 25th Oct 12pm-5pm

Workshop day/Concert with Royal Australian Navy Band – Pittwater RSL – see details below

Tuesday 10th Nov 9:30am

Blow test day for Year 2 and any other child wishing to join the band in 2016.

Sunday 22nd Nov 2pm

Musicale – end of year concert …all EHPS Ensembles involved

Wed 25th Nov: Matilda the Musical excursionFriday 4th Dec 5pm

EHPS Carols Night – all Ensembles to play – volunteers needed to help with BBQ on the night.

Monday 7th Dec 9:30am

EHPS Presentation Day – Senior Band to perform.

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NAVY BAND WORKSHOP/CONCERT DAYThis year we are again very fortunate to have the Navy Band coming out to do a workshop and concert with our band students absolutely free of charge. It will be done a little bit differently to last year in that it will be held on a Sunday at Pittwater RSL and we will open the concert (after the workshops) up to the public and charge an admission fee.

Pittwater RSL has very kindly offered us the use of their auditorium for the day and we are hoping that this will turn out to be a great fundraiser for our music program at EHPS. The auditorium can potentially seat 350 people, so we really hope we can get close to that!! You will also be able to eat and drink whilst at the concert, so please come along, bring some friends and make an afternoon of it.

The RAN Band are making posters and flyers up for us to distribute and there will be advertising material that we will share on social media and also via email. This will also be a great opportunity for any Year 2’s (and any other students) who are considering joining our band program next year to go to the afternoon concert so they can be inspired.

If you are able to offer any kind of assistance in the organisational running of the day, please come along to our committee meeting this Thursday night.

12pm-12:55pm: Senior Band Workshop - 1pm-1:45pm: Intermediate Band Workshop1:50pm-2:30pm: Training Band Workshop - 2:30pm-3:00pm: Break3pm CONCERT: Training Band, Intermediate Band and Senior BandChangeover4pm: NAVY BAND 1 hour concert including Concert band, Stage Band & Rock Band

Ticket Prices: Child/Student/Pensioner Concession: $5; Adult Admission: $10 Family: $20 (2 adults and 2 children under 18)

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P&C Voluntary Contribution Form

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You may contribute any amount you feel is appropriate.

Voluntary contributions can be made by:

Preferred Method Direct Deposit to the Commonwealth Bank Account Number: 00900592 BSB: 062208 Description: “VC” then Child’s Surname, Initial(s), Class(es)

That’s it, nothing else to do, very easy indeed!

Not so Preferred Method

By Card: Visa and MasterCard only Card Type: VISA MASTERCARD Card Number:

Expiry: Amount: $...................

Name on Card:………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………. I/We authorise the amount above. Signature:……………………………………………………… Child(ren) Surname, Class(es):………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Return this sheet to the letterbox marked “P&C Contribution” outside Mrs Millar’s Office

Least Preferred Method By Cheque: Make your cheque out to: Elanora Heights P&C Association Advise: Child(ren) Surname, Class(es):………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Return this sheet and cheque to the letterbox marked “P&C Contribution” outside Mrs Millar’s Office

If you insist Cash, in a clearly identified envelope with your child’s class(es) and deposited in the P&C Letterbox outside Mrs Millar’s office.

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Please be advised that all children should be collected by parents when they are dismissed from training (within the school grounds) and NOT wait for collection at the top of the track where there is no supervision.

PSSA Training Times Training is cancelled if it is raining

SPORT DAY & TIME LOCATION

Junior Girls Netball Fridays 8am – 8.45am Top Oval

Senior Girls Netball Thursdays 8am – 8.45am Top Oval

Junior Girls Soccer Wednesdays 3pm to 4pm Top Oval

Senior Girls Soccer Wednesdays 3pm to 4pm Top Oval

Junior Boys Soccer Fridays 8am – 8.45am Top Oval

Senior Boys Soccer Fridays 8am – 8.45am Top Oval

Junior Boys Rugby League Wednesdays 3am – 4pm Top Oval

Senior Boys Rugby League WednesdaysThursdays

3am – 4pm8am – 8.45am

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PSSA ResultsSPORT VERSUS RESULT

Junior Girls Netball A Bilgola Plateau Win 18 - 4

Junior Girls Netball B Bilgola Plateau Win 8 - 6

Senior Girls Netball A Bilgola Plateau Win 20 - 9

Senior Girls Netball B Bilgola Plateau Win 25 - 4

Junior Girls Soccer Bilgola Plateau Loss 0 - 1

Senior Girls Soccer Bilgola Plateau Draw 0 - 0

Junior Boys Soccer Bilgola Plateau Win 3 - 0

Senior Boys Soccer Bilgola Plateau Draw 1 - 1

Junior Boys Rugby League Bilgola Plateau Win 18 - 16

Senior Boys Rugby League Bilgola Plateau Loss 36 - 0

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Uniform Shop Coordinator Sue Garrity

Contact ehps.uniforms@gmail.com

Open on Monday & Thursday from 8.15am to 9.45am

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

Uniform donations are most welcome as Second hand uniforms are in demand!

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14C O N N E C T | Week 6 - Term 3 Products & Services advertised are NOT endorsed by Elanora Heights P.S.

15C O N N E C T | Week 6 - Term 3 Products & Services advertised are NOT endorsed by Elanora Heights P.S.

Elanora Girl GuidesGirl Guides have lots of FUN!! Cooking, doing craft,

playing games, earning badges and learning skills for life.

Girls 5-7 years meet Tuesdays 4–5.30pm

Elanora Guide Hall (in Elanora School Grounds) Call Lucy on 0466 573 194

Or to find out more visit our website: www.girlguides-nswact.org.au

MUSICIANS WANTED!!The Lakes Parish is looking for musicians.

Do you like music? Can you play an instrument? Do you like to sing?

The Lakes Catholic Parish is seeking musicians to form a band to play at

some of our weekend Masses. Open to all ages.

Please call the parish office: 9982 1058.

16C O N N E C T | Week 6 - Term 3 Products & Services advertised are NOT endorsed by Elanora Heights P.S.

NARRABEEN CAR BOOT SALECome and enjoy a great family day out at NARRABEEN CAR BOOT SALE and help to raise funds

for Narrabeen Sports High School.You will be sure to pick up an absolute bargain! There is something for everyone.

WHERE: At the back soccer field Narrabeen Sports High School, end of Namona St.

WHEN: Sunday 30th August 5.30am till 2.00pm

For any information: www.narrabeencarboot.orgPaid parking available for a limited number of cars on school grounds for $2. Vehicles under 2.2m high only

North Curl Curl SLSC Nippers Registration Day

Sunday 13th September 2015 9am – 3pm

www.nthcurlcurlslsc.com.au or office@nccslsc.com.au

School Holiday ProgramsCheeky Monkeys PlayhousePh: 9999 0388 | email: info@cheekymonkeysplayhouse.com.au | web: www.cheekymonkeysplayhouse.com.au