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HomeNewsSchool readies for fete

School readies for fete

THE St Andrew’s Anglican College family fun fete is back again for another action-packed, fun-filled day, this Saturday.
The family event starts at 11am, with rides for all ages including the Flash Dance, Cha Cha, giant slide and the Dora and Diego inflatable fun land.
The main stage will also come to life with performances including dance and music and, of course, there will be all the favourite stalls, food and drink, plus face-painting, rainbow looms, pony rides and the animal nursery.
Entrance to the event is free with rides ranging from $3 to $5 per person.
An unlimited ride wrist band is available for only $35 on the day, or $30 online at www.trybooking.com.au/EUHV.
St Andrews’s Anglican College is at 40 Peregian Springs Drive, Peregian Springs. Phone 5471 555 for more information.

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