Tickets are selling well for Pukekohe East School’s production of Pirates of the Curry Bean. The children are performing two shows on Wednesday June 22nd at the Pukekohe Town Hall. The matinee starts at 1pm and the evening performance at 6.30pm.
Tickets can be bought from www.iticket.co.nz . By clicking on the email icon below you’ll be able to share this post with family and friends so they can purchase tickets directly through iTicket.
Catch the Farmer Jock Bus to and from the Hooley for $30 per couple. Proceeds go to the school. Register your interest to catch the bus using the comment box below or email Sally. Please note your address for pick up so we can map the route and timetable.
Mother’s Day idea … buy mum a ticket to the Franklin Silver Lining Trust’s fundraiser night with celebrity chef Michael Van de Elzen at LaValla in Tuakau on Thursday 26 May at 7.30pm.
Franklin Silver Lining Trust is a long-time loyal sponsor of the Pukekohe East School Bus and represented on the back window of the bus.
The trust supports local families facing a wide range of adversities and proceeds from this event will be put to good use in the Franklin community. Tickets are $30pp. Contact Jenny Walter 021525171 for tickets.
We’re planning a fun school bus trip to The Adventures of Tom Sawyer show at Selwyn College Theatre in Auckland in the upcoming school holidays. We need to know by end of this week who’s keen to come so we can confirm the outing.
CHANGE OF DATE
Now Thursday 21st April 2016.
Bus departs school 11am and returns 3.30pm.
Adult $40 and Child $30. Includes your ticket to the show and return bus ride.
Please email sallyjgrey@gmail.com or leave a comment below to reserve seats on our Tom Sawyer bus adventure. We need to know numbers by this Friday. Kids, parents, grandparents and friends all welcome on board.
Tom Sawyer is a force of nature with an unquenchable thirst for action and excitement. Over one summer, he dupes his playmates into whitewashing a fence, sneaks out of his Aunt Polly’s house at night to visit a graveyard, steals his first kiss from the ravishing Becky Thatcher and, with his bosom buddy Huckleberry Finn, tracks the murderous Injun Joe and his stolen gold.
Mark Twain’s immortal classic about growing up in a small town on the banks of the Mississippi is a joyous leap into the great river of time and memory. Conjuring all the mystery and magic of childhood, this famous coming-of-age story is full of twists and turns and adventures the whole family will treasure.
The Easter Raffle raised $1640 for the school bus. Fantastic result. Thank you to the many children and families who donated hamper items and sold raffle tickets.
Oliver Talfour sold the most tickets and won the giant chocolate rabbit.
The class that sold the most tickets was Kowhai.
Pictured below is three-year-old Sophie Turley. Sophie was over the moon with their hamper.
Pukekohe East School Bus 