Term 4 has sparkled with Christmas cheer at St Peter’s Woodlands!
From joyful carols to delicious festive treats, our school community has truly embraced the magic of the season. It’s been a term filled with celebration, togetherness, and plenty of Christmas spirit!
Christmas on the Green
One of the standout moments was Christmas on the Green. Despite a rain-soaked postponement, the school managed to find the perfect night to gather—and it was worth the wait! Families filled the Green with picnic rugs, carol singing, and big smiles, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere under the summer sky. A heartfelt thank you to our amazing drinks and treats stall volunteers.
Whole School Christmas Lunch
Our Whole School Christmas Lunch was another festive favourite, bursting with colour, laughter, and holiday joy. A huge shout-out goes to our PFA Year Level Representatives who took on the enormous task of organising this much-loved event. Students delighted in their festive lunchboxes and icy poles, and the school was abuzz with excitement.
Christmas Raffle
Congratulations to all the Christmas Raffle winners! We hope you enjoy your fabulous prizes. Special thanks to Jessica Hodges and Tiffany Noble for putting together such a fantastic raffle—it truly added an extra sprinkle of Christmas magic to the term.
ELC Christmas Brunch
We wrapped things up with the ELC Christmas Brunch, a morning filled with joy, beautiful singing, and excited little faces. The surprise visit from Santa and his cheerful elf stole the show, creating unforgettable memories for our youngest learners. Thank you to our ELC Representatives, Tania Yeowart, Jessie Hurst and Rebecca Crump for creating the magic. We hope the ELC children enjoy their little Christmas gifts.
Thank you to everyone who helped make Term 4 so wonderfully festive. Your enthusiasm, support, and involvement have made this a truly special time for our school community.
Wishing all our families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Article shared by Sharee Morley, PFA President.
