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Spring Fair 2017 Saturday 11 November SPRING FAIR NEWSLETTER Spring Fair 2017 Saturday 11 November Warranwood Primary School | 12pm to 7pm CONTENTS We have finished our collection of toys and books for the Pre-Loved stall and the art Page 2 Entertainment line-up room is being transformed into a student art Page 3-4 Rides gallery! Maybe you could do some early Page 5 Food and Drink Christmas shopping at some of the 50 Page 6 Market Stalls Market stalls on the oval or buy a plant for a Page 7 Community Groups gift or home. Page 8 Sideshow Alley The rides and entertainment are booked. Page 9 Art Show The stage on the oval will be home to a range of entertainment throughout the day Page 10 Preserves & cakes with student performances and the Page 11 Silent Auction traditional student and staff taiko drumming Page 12-16 Sponsors & Supporters acts. This year be sure to look out for the giant dinosaur roaming around the school MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL and on stage between 12.30-3pm. The Our BIG day is almost upon us! Many talented local community band of Bec Leslie months of preparation and hard work have and the Cover Council will play sets gone into getting us to this point and with throughout the afternoon and evening. only one week to go the finishing touches All types of food and drink will be available are being put in place. At this time, we would (including Devonshire tea) and of course like to call out to anyone who is still to we will provide both lunch and dinner volunteer to do so and help us make this the options as the fair is from 12-7pm. BEST ever Spring Fair. Please get involved! We look forward to inviting the wider Over the last couple of weeks, we have held community into our school and having a a classroom chocolate block drive and wonderful event that shows off what our hamper collection. Thanks to your generosity Warranwood spirit is all about. Thank you to over 600 items have been collected for the everyone who has been working so hard to Chocolate Coin Toss stall, as well as an make this day a great success. Our students, amazing range of items for our silent auction teachers and community acknowledge your hampers. These and other great items are up commitment to improving our school for grabs in our MASSIVE silent auction, so environment and student learning make sure you visit the gym and place a bid resources. See you all at the fair! to take home some of the goodies! Shane Harrop Acting Principal Edition 4 - November 2017 !1 of !19 SPRING FAIR NEWSLETTER ENTERTAINMENT Time Performer Location 12pm Official opening Stage 12.05pm Taiko (Japanese drums) Stage 12.15pm Evette Rose Q (Set 1) www.facebook.com/yvette.roseq Gym 12.20pm Warranwood's Got Talent Stage 1pm Street Dance Studios www.streetdancestudios.com.au Stage Croydon & District Obedience Dog Club demonstration Oval www.cdodc.com.au Round About Amy (Set 1) www.facebook.com/ Gym roundaboutamy/ 1.30pm Warranwood Junior Rockers www.juniorrockers.com Stage 2pm Real Dinosaurs www.realdinosaurs.com.au Stage Evette Rose Q (Set 2) Gym 2.30pm Joulle Calisthenics Academy Stage www.joullecalisthenics.com.au 3pm Croydon & District Obedience Dog Club demonstration Oval Round About Amy (Set 2) Gym 3.30pm Rensei Karate Club www.renseikarate.com Stage 4pm Vinyl Time www.facebook.com/VinylTimeBand/ Stage 4.30pm CFA fire safety & bushfire preparedness Oval 4.45pm The Cover Council www.facebook.com/pg/thecovercouncil/ Stage Generously sponsored by Edition 4 - November 2017 !2 of !19 SPRING FAIR NEWSLETTER RIDES GALORE! CLIFF HANGER (8+) CHA CHA (110cm+) 6 tickets 8 tickets HURRICANE (110cm+) WILD ONE ROLLER COASTER (105cm+) 8 tickets 5 tickets GIANT SUPER SLIDE (3+) 4 tickets Tickets $1 each (or buy an unlimited rides wristband) ANIMAL SAFARI GIDDY UP PONIES JUMPING CASTLE (2+) 3 tickets (2-6 years) 5 tickets Generously sponsored by Edition 4 - November 2017 !3 of !19 SPRING FAIR NEWSLETTER Tickets to Ride Pre-purchase your Unlimited Rides Wristband for only $40 Purchase online at tinyurl.com/wpswristband or pay at the school office. Each wristband includes unlimited rides on: • Giant Super Slide (ages 3+) • Wild One Inflatable Roller Coaster (105cm +) • Cliff Hanger (ages 8+) • Cha Cha (110cm min) • Hurricane (110cm min) • Animal Safari Jumping Castle (ages 2+) • Giddy Up Ponies (ages 2-6). Wristbands can be collected from the ticket sales stand outside the gym on day of the fair. Online orders close 12pm (noon) Thursday 9 November. At the Fair Purchase ride tickets at the fair from the Ticket Sales stands located near the gym and basketball courts. Wristbands $45. Individual tickets $1. Last tickets sold at 6pm. Final rides 6.30pm. Cash preferred. ATM available. Hurry! Don’t miss out! Spring Fair Meal Deal Pre-purchase your meal and SAVE! Order online at tinyurl.com/wpswristband or pay at the school office. $4 Sausage & drink $6 Hamburger and drink Order your meal deal on its own or with a wristband. Edition 4 - November 2017 !4 of !19 SPRING FAIR NEWSLETTER Food and Drink All types of food and drink will be available at this year’s Spring Fair. You will not go hungry! Yum! Food Vendors Grab a bite to eat from: • Flossy’s Fairy Floss and popcorn • Ice Cream Man • Meat at Pete’s food truck (marinated grilled meats) • Jerry’s Vegiburgers • Twisty Taters • Little Dutch Pancakes. Thank you to these food vendors for donating a percentage of their proceeds to our school! Class Run Stalls As well as the food vendors, we have a fabulous array of class run stalls: • Hot beef rolls • BBQ (sausages and hamburgers) • Hot chips and potato cakes • Sushi & rice paper rolls • South Melbourne market dim sims • Hot dogs • Hot jam donuts & slushies • Devonshire tea, back by popular demand. Enjoy a barista made coffee or cup of tea with a delicious scone. Thank you to Flakey Bites Fish & Chips. Beer Garden/Wine Tent You can purchase a range of Rob Dolan red and white wines and champagne, as well as boutique beers (Peroni, Carlton & Coopers), Somersby Cider and Jim Beam cans. All bottles purchased will be opened and all alcohol must be consumed within the designated beer/wine garden area. Thank you to Rob Dolan Wines. Generously sponsored by The Devonshire Tearooms will close at 4pm. All other food and drink vendors will run until the close of the fair, unless sold out earlier. Edition 4 - November 2017 !5 of !19 SPRING FAIR NEWSLETTER MARKET STALLS Purchase some amazing goods from local • Jamberry Nails (DIY nail wraps) businesses, including handmade items, • Kerry’s Candles jewellery, food, clothing and much more: • Kiddies Food Kutter (safety knife for kids) • A Feathered Gypsy (hair extensions, • Kids Gear (baby/kids clothing store in dreamcatchers and more) Hampton Park) • All Natural All Pure Gelati (gourmet • Little Lucy’s Garden (fairy garden gelato & ice-cream) ornaments) • A Lot of Good Stuff (home-baked goods) • MD Jewellery and Beauty (beauty, • Angelartz (greeting cards, invitations & cosmetic & personal care) prints) • Nature Direct (natural cleaning products) • Arbonne (skincare) • Novelty Inc (novelty toys & gifts) • Bohemian Wrapsody (handmade hair • Nutrimetics wraps & coloured plaits) • Penny One (reclaimed timber products) • Bead It (bead jewellery) • Pixel -Life in Colour (home decor) • Begin Bright Croydon (tutoring) • Reclaimed French Wine Barrels and Fine • Brimoor Toys & Gifts Woodwork (home decor) • Brock Lynch Liberty Adviser (loan • Rodan and Fields (anti-ageing skincare) service) • Short & Sweet Treats (baked goods) • Bubblies Scentsations (candles) • Soy Delicious Scents (candles) • Cafe Kids Boutique (baby/children’s • Suada Tree (natural/organic skin care) goods) • Sugar Shack Confectionary (sweet shop) • Carey Street & Co (handcrafted jewellery • Swankybagz (handmade bags & wallets) & accessories) • Sweet Miss M (baby/children’s goods) • Charmed Beads (handmade jewellery) • The Little Bead Cart (make-your-own • Corkie's Creations (cupcakes) bead necklace) • Created to Cherish (soaps & scents) • The Cape’ery (kids capes & masks) • Enchanted Dance (kids dress ups, • The Little Joys (handcrafted adornments) costumes & dance wear) • Thermomix (kitchen appliance) • Envy Jewellery (jewellery, watches) • Tupperware (home products) • Faces for Wrigglepots (face painting) • Vertigo Designs (jewellery, bags) • Genesis - Ringwood (gym) • Wax Industries (styling hair wax) • Glassy Creations (handpainted wine & • While Jonah was Sleeping (handmade champagne glasses) baby/kids goods) • Global Gems & Fine Jewellery Kinglake • Willow Way (imaginary play sets) (jewellery) Generously sponsored by • Henna Tattooing Melbourne (Henna tattoos) • Himalayan Scentsations (candles) • Inspired Framing (framing) Edition 4 - November 2017 !6 of !19 SPRING FAIR NEWSLETTER COMMUNITY GROUPS Support your local community! Warranwood Primary School is proud to support and showcase the following local community groups, clubs and services: • Croydon City Arrows Soccer Club • Croydon & District Obedience Dog Club (CDODC) • Croydon RSL • Neighbourhood Watch • Parkwood Tennis Club • Rensei Karate • Rotary Club of Croydon • South Warrandyte CFA • Victoria Police (Knox) • Wonga Park Scout Group. Remembrance Day One minute of silence will be observed at 11am. Buy a poppy and ‘remember in November’. Poppies available from various stalls at the Spring Fair: $2 poppies $3 poppy wristbands $5 poppies All proceeds go to RSL General Appeals Patriotic Fund. Generously sponsored by The red poppy symbolises remembrance, commemorating those who have made the supreme sacrifice in times of war. Lest We Forget Edition 4 - November 2017 !7 of !19 SPRING FAIR NEWSLETTER Roll up Roll up sideshow Alley There are so many things to see and do at this year’s Spring Fair! Why not try your hand at our famous Coin Toss game or try to win a prize at the Laughing Clowns, the family favourite sideshow alley attraction back by popular demand! Coin Toss - stand behind a line and throw a coin.
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