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Join Us - St Luke’s Community Fete on Sunday 19th October

Join us for the St Luke’s Community Fete on Sunday 19th October from 11am - 4pm. It promises to be a day full of fun, food, and community spirit!


Bring your family and friends and try your luck on our chocolate and soft drink bottle toss, test your luck in our raffles and bid on our extensive silent auction items.


There will be plenty of delicious food and treats, including egg and bacon rolls, sausages, pork rolls, Indian curry, hot jam donuts, hot chips, fairy floss, slushies, dim dims and pizza.

Join us in our outdoor area for live entertainment, and try your luck on our spinning wheel.

There is so much for the children and watching their faces light up with rides, creativity events, face painting, hair braiding, lucky dips and pony rides. 


There will be pre-loved and new toys and clothing, an amazing cake and lolly stall and enjoy a devonshire tea in our quieter indoor space overlooking the lush school grounds.

The St Luke’s Community Fete is the perfect opportunity to support our school while having a wonderful day out. Mark your calendars and don’t miss this celebration of community, creativity, and joy. 


 Bring your family, bring your friends – everyone’s invited to join the fun and we can’t wait to see you there! Pop Sunday October 19th from 11am - 4pm in your diary and get ready for the best day of the year – the St Luke’s Community Fete!

 
 
 

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St Luke’s would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri and Bunurong People, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our School resides. We pay respect to Wurundjeri Elders past and present as well as future generationsand Bunurong

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