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25 Jan 2021
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Intersection plans yet to be finalised
Administrator term likely to be extended
Peninsula News - a community effort
Planning matters listed for comment without details
Reports to Council audit committee 'not for public'
Water patrols conduct compliance and breath tests
Church donates $3860 to Kenyan academy
Man charged with biting police officer
Brooke steps down as newsletter editor
Aged care residents watch eggs hatch and chicks grow
Car boot sale resumption delayed
Five seniors living units proposed for Rawson Rd
Proposal to subdivide Woy Woy Bay waterfront block
New application for Farnell Rd development
Residential flats proposed for Bowden Rd
Application to increase numbers at child care centre
Application for three units in West St
No details about residential flats proposal
Food and drink shop proposed
Five-year lease issued for kiosk
Tip vehicle numbers increase by 60 per cent
Hart calls for residents to have their say on rate rise
Rotary club hears about Cambodian project
No Peninsula Australia Day award winners
Gary reluctantly closes his business
Cafe for people with dementia and their carers
Garage fire contained in an hour
Discarded pontoon taken to tip
Dunecare program starts for the year
Bacon and egg rolls at The Bays
New members formally inducted
Rotary club plans Titanic Dinner Party
Stuck possum is rescued
Tree group urges: Plant the right tree in the right place
Heavy machinery and foam used for tip fire
Retaining walls cleaned
Custom-designed bike racks installed in Woy Woy
Events committee to meet
Peninsula not represented
Persson rejects proposal to sell off community land
Dry January after wet December
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Ettalong students to provide their own supplies

Parents of students at Ettalong Public School have been told that the school does not charge fees but students may be required to provide some of their own supplies.

Students in Years 3 to 6 were required to have their own pencil case, ruler, scissors, glue sticks, colouring pencils, eraser, sharpener, a "healthy supply" of HB pencils, a set of highlighters, a drink bottle and lunch box, said school principal Ms Lynn Balfour.

Stage 3 students were required to have red and blue or black pens as well.

"All stationery items for Kindergarten, Year 1 and 2 students are supplied by the school, although we ask that your child supplies their own glue sticks."

All students will be required to purchase a mathematics textbook for 2021, costing about $18.

"The Life Education Van (Healthy Harold) will be at the school at the very start of the year," said Ms Balfour.

"The charge for this activity is $7, with the school subsidising rest of the cost.

"A note will go home when school resumes."





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