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Parents can purchase a combination of one beanie and one scarf for R115, which is cheaper than buying them separately. The items must be worn appropriately and removed indoors.
Beanies are available for purchase from the school office for R60 each. They may only be worn on extremely cold days and must be removed indoors.
Scarves are available for purchase from the school office for R60 each. When bought with a beanie, the pair costs R115. Scarves must be worn correctly and removed indoors.
Parents and attendees are invited to send their photos of the 2013 gala to the school for inclusion in the official photo gallery. Photos can be emailed to computers@amps.za.com or submitted on a CD at the school office.
Learners in Grades 4 to 7 must purchase a set of small 'in-ear' headphones to use during weekly computer classes. These are required for the e-learning suite and cannot be taken home. They must be placed in a ziplock bag with the child's full name and class code written on it. The school sells them for R100, but any 'in-ear' headsets are acceptable.
All learners must purchase a license for their username to access the Touch Typing Tutor software, which is used to teach touch typing skills. This is essential for effective participation in class and to avoid falling behind as students progress through the grades. The certification costs R50.
Students and coaches are encouraged to prepare for upcoming athletics meetings. The school is supporting all participants with encouragement and resources.
The school is encouraging the collection of breadtags, which will be used to help purchase another wheelchair for people in need. Students and families are invited to participate by gathering breadtags and submitting them to the school.
The South African Guide Dog Association relies on public funding and donations to help visually impaired people. You can support their mission by donating or learning more about how to assist.
This is an opportunity for selected learners at Aston Manor Primary School to serve as prefects and monitors for the 2013 academic year. The role involves demonstrating leadership, maintaining good academic performance, showing strong attendance, excelling in sports, and serving as positive role models for younger students. Selected learners are expected to maintain neat appearance and helpful behaviour.
A fundraising initiative by Aston Manor Primary School to support school needs and community development through donations from parents and local residents.
You can view selected photos from the Interhouse Athletics 2012 event on Facebook or Google+.
