Queenstown Primary’s Christmas appeal

At this week’s opening of Queenstown Primary’s senior playground are former board member Simon...
At this week’s opening of Queenstown Primary’s senior playground are former board member Simon Haslett, board member Jennifer Hughes, centre, and principal Fiona Cavanagh. PHOTO: PHILIP CHANDLER
Queenstown Primary’s appealing to the school community, and beyond, to donate items towards significantly enhancing its outdoor playground and community spaces.

As part of its ‘QPS Project Christmas Drive’, anyone funding smaller items — like basketballs, shovels, rakes, buckets and plants — will receive a digital Christmas card.

And anyone funding larger items like a $6000 shade sail or $3000 basketball hoops will receive a named plaque.

The school’s seeking to create an outdoor environment that inspires imaginative play, fosters community connections and encourages exploration.

Specifically, it’s looking at six playground additions — a central meeting point, all-weather play area, upgrades to its senior and junior playgrounds, a bike loop, a quiet space to encourage reflection, and a more inviting school entrance.

To donate, visit bit.ly/qpsproject

 

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