Issue 3.pub - Doncaster Primary School

Page 5In celebration of Doncaster Primary School’s150 AnniversaryIn Autumn 2012, Doncaster Primary School celebrated theopening of our new Senior School building, the fourth stage of building at ourschool. As an individual who has spent time at the school, you have helpedmake Doncaster Primary School the ‘Best School in the Universe’.Now, your family can become a permanent part of Doncaster Primary Schoolby purchasing a commemorative brick, engraved with your name, to be laid inthe front entrance of our Senior School building.We would like to pave the entrance of the Senior School building with namedbricks, as it is a focal point of the school. Students, families and visitorsfrequent the area, passing through, meeting one another, and admiring thenames of those who have made Doncaster Primary School what it is today.Parents, begin a family tradition by purchasing a brick for your family, son ordaughter! One brick serves as both a lasting tribute to your child, as well as acontribution to Doncaster Primary School.Your child is certain to appreciate this thoughtful and unique way of leaving alasting mark on the school where they have spent so many meaningful days.Not only will they cherish the gift, but future generations will enjoy finding thisspecial recognition of their family’s years at Doncaster Primary School. Theywill also look forward to seeing their own name of the brick someday!Become a permanent part of Doncaster Primary School!An order form is included in this week’sBulletin.Regards,150 Years Committee members:Grace Chen, Leanne Furness,Ebtesam Gauda, Angela Koutsoukos,Shek Moi Kho, Vicki Mackrell, IreneShikos, Jackie Sloan, Lynda Smith,Pamela Vodopier and Tania Vodopier.