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2019 Alamanda College Primary Newsletter No. 7

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Alamanda College
5 days ago
Dear Families,
Just a reminder about Walk Safely to School Day tomorrow 😀🚶🏼‍♂️😃🚶‍♀️ ...
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Alamanda College
7 days ago
Dear Families,
Woolworths Earn & Learn is back on for 2019 and Alamanda will once again participate to earn valuable equipment for our school. It’s simple for everyone to participate. From Wednesday 1st May until Tuesday 25th June, everyone who shops at Woolworths will be able to collect Earn & Learn stickers from the counters or via online. Families will get one sticker per $10 spent and add these to their sticker sheet. Once the page has been filled, return it to school at the office and place into the box that will be provided. Parents also have the opportunity to place their stickers in the boxes at their local Woolworths in Featherbook or Town Centre.

If you would like to follow our overall total as a school then please click on the link below to look at the barometer. We have currently counted 330, with a bag full more. Keep it up Alamanda Families! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

woolworths.com.au/earnandlearn

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Alamanda College
2 weeks ago
WE’RE TAKING IT IN OUR STRIDE ON FRIDAY 17th MAY.

Dear Families,
National Walk Safely to School Day is next Friday 17th May and it would be a great opportunity for our students, parents and carers to walk and commute regularly and safely to school. This event seeks to promote road safety, health, public transport and the environment. This event also helps students to develop vital road crossing skills and reduce car dependency and traffic congestion that occurs before and after school. If families live too far away from school and have to drive, a suggestion would be to drive to school but to park at least 1km away and walk the rest of the way to school safely.
For more information, visit www.walk.com.au ...
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