Skip Navigation Links.
Collapse Issue 617:<br />22 Apr 2025<br />_____________Issue 617:
22 Apr 2025
_____________
Collapse NEWS NEWS
Sea of poppies at Anzac assembly
Preschool siting concerns raised with Education Minister
Food pantry appeal in its final week*
Peninsula will have 12 polling places for election
Petition urges Council to address 'urban heat crisis'
Marine Rescue jetski exercise emphasises safety*
Commemorative plaque features Peninsula News
Local Member starts garden 'to flourish as years go by'
Aunty Robyn celebrates 84th birthday*
CWA branch presents capes to children's charity*
Car boot sales resume, while tea cosy expo is planned
Companion animals act feedback wanted*
Talk about climate change impacts on biodiversity
Beauty of dawn on the Peninsula *
Disabled Surfers call for upgrade to amenities block*
Free children's disco and karaoke*
Surf Life Saving to test long-range drone technology
Older Women to hold fashion parade in May*
Grandsons come to CWA craft morning*
Make a marble maze*
Easter raffle raises $2000 for food pantries
Tree group holds planting day*
CWA branch donates raffle prize*
New Red Cross store in Umina*
CWA supports children's program at writers' festival
Bays group to hold trivia night*
Dry start to April sees just 21mm of rain
Collapse PLANNING PLANNING
Two-storey dual occupancy proposed for Rickard St
Townhouses to have less drive area than 'gun barrel'
Coastal Twist Festival applies for Carnie Fair Day
Collapse FORUM FORUM
Seating needed at Memorial Park
Green infrastructure is so much more than a facade
Unable to find a home?*
Planning appeals should go to administrative tribunal
Provide lifeguards with microchip scanners*
Making a great contribution to my community
Alternative siting needed for new preschool
Behind the increasing cost of groceries and insurance*
Collapse HEALTH HEALTH
Breastscreen van starts screenings in Woy Woy
Cocktails to raise funds for Cancer Council
Mingaletta holds immunisation and health checks
Collapse ARTS ARTS
New book launch*
Writers' festival author talk sessions announced
Collapse EDUCATION EDUCATION
School to attend Woy Woy Anzac Day service
Students were 'principal' on rewards day
School upgrades undertaken at Woy Woy*
Students focus on college house system
St John's students explore meaning of belonging
Students had turn to 'be the teacher' for good behaviour*
Year 6 students have three-day excursion to Canberra*
Night under the ... Hall Roof
Disco night had record attendance
Year 9 students show their collages*
Change of clothes requested for Colour Dash run*
Dance groups audition successfully for dance festival*
Parents and families attend Easter hat parade*
Day of colour and creativity*
Hat parade was 'a hopping success'*
Peninsula students to play in State rugby league titles
Four students selected for rugby union team*
Basketball team makes it to quarter finals*
Four students selected for rugby union team
Year 4 students have a 'taster day'*
First taste of high school for Woy Woy students*
Cross country day held under clear skies*
Youth Week activities held at Woy Woy campus*
Collapse SPORT SPORT
Second straight 3-2 victory for Southern and Ettalong
Triples final played at Umina Beach
Ball girls under lights for Mariners match
Easter Bowling Carnival held in 'beautiful weather'
Charity bowls attracts 32 bowlers*
Water bottle graveyard
Jodie has another medal-winning performance
New technical director at Southern and Ettalong
Matilda is youth volunteer of the year
Association finalises 15s representative team
Young life savers recognised in Youth Week awards*
Bridge club holds premier event
Oscar plays in State junior bowls championships*
Umina bowlers in State Reserves play-offs*
Rugby club president welcomes impressive win
SEU defeats Terrigal in Women's Premier League*
Bridge club attracts 10 teams of three*
Umina United defeated in WPL round two*
Collapse ELECTION ELECTION
Robertson electorate
Matt Lloyd, One Nation
Cheryl Wallace, Greens
Lucy Wicks, Liberal
Lisa Bellamy, Independent
Gordon Reid, Labor

Sea of poppies at Anzac assembly

It was like a sea of poppies at Woy Woy South Public School with students in their hats for their Anzac Day assembly on Monday, April 7.

"The school proudly acknowledges the commitment and effort displayed by both students and staff in commemorating Anzac Day yesterday," said principal Mr Matt Barr.

SOURCE:

Social media, 8 Apr 2025

Woy Woy South Public School




Skip Navigation Links.

Skip Navigation Links.

Peninsula
Planning
Portal
HERE
     Phone 4342 5333     Email us. Copyright © 2024 The Peninsula's Own News Service Inc ABN 76 179 701 372    PO Box 585 Woy Woy NSW 2256