Pittwater Life September 2018 Issue
WIN Tickets to see Diesel. As Happy as. Garden Parties. Under the Microscope. Get a Job! Electric Dreams.
WIN Tickets to see Diesel. As Happy as. Garden Parties. Under the Microscope. Get a Job! Electric Dreams.
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Photo: Advanced <strong>Life</strong>.<br />
SMILE!: Teachers of Newport PS dressed as they would have been in 1888.<br />
Remember days of the old school yard<br />
There will be plenty of talking and lots of laughter at Newport<br />
Public School next month when the oldest school on the<br />
northern beaches celebrates its 130th Anniversary. A huge<br />
celebration will be held on Thursday Oct 25 with current and<br />
former students, teachers, staff, families and volunteers all invited<br />
to share the special day. One of the event organisers, Trina Jones<br />
(class of 1977), explained the day would have three components<br />
commencing at 1pm with a display of projects created by current<br />
students. “Each year is working on a project studying the history of<br />
the school and the area, including the production of a broadsheet<br />
newspaper, photo exhibition, art installation and the recreation<br />
of school classrooms under canvas tents circa 1888,” Trina said.<br />
From 4-6pm the school is hosting a giant Reunion Afternoon Tea<br />
complete with photographs and memorabilia highlighting the past<br />
130 years. “We are delighted to be welcoming back some special<br />
guests including a former student who is 93 years young!” Trina<br />
said. The day will culminate in an evening of entertainment from<br />
6pm showcasing the talents of former students and staff, with<br />
stalls offering a variety of food and beverages.<br />
More info and to register interest 9999 3588 or email newportps130@yahoo.com.<br />
News<br />
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