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Announcing Our First Casual Dress Day for 2025!
We’re excited to announce the first Casual Dress Day for 2025! This year, as part of the Thrive network of schools, we’re taking part in the ICan Challenge — a 25-50 km walk to raise funds for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. In 2023, our schools raised over $230,000 for this incredible cause, and this year we’re aiming to do even more.
Pearcedale Primary is joining us, and we have around 400 students from Grade 5 upwards participating in the event. LPPS has been given the responsibility of providing the lunchtime refreshment station for the walkers, and instead of a gold coin donation, we’re asking for your support in the form of food donations to keep everyone fueled during their walk.
To make it easier, we've split the donation requests by year level — check out the flyer for details.
And what better way to celebrate than with a St. Patrick’s Day theme! Let’s make the day extra special with lots of green and gold outfits to show our spirit.
We look forward to seeing you all there with your delicious goodies and wearing your festive outfits next Monday week!
We’re excited to announce the first Casual Dress Day for 2025! This year, as part of the Thrive network of schools, we’re taking part in the ICan Challenge — a 25-50 km walk to raise funds for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. In 2023, our schools raised over $230,000 for this incredible cause, and this year we’re aiming to do even more.
Pearcedale Primary is joining us, and we have around 400 students from Grade 5 upwards participating in the event. LPPS has been given the responsibility of providing the lunchtime refreshment station for the walkers, and instead of a gold coin donation, we’re asking for your support in the form of food donations to keep everyone fueled during their walk.
To make it easier, we've split the donation requests by year level — check out the flyer for details.
And what better way to celebrate than with a St. Patrick’s Day theme! Let’s make the day extra special with lots of green and gold outfits to show our spirit.
We look forward to seeing you all there with your delicious goodies and wearing your festive outfits next Monday week!