Stanwell Park Amateur Theatre presents: Peter and the Wolf
SPAT’s next show is a dazzling production of Sergei Prokofiev’s beloved children’s tale,
brought to life with a live chamber orchestra, puppetry, theatre, and storytelling.

Featuring musicians from the Wollongong Conservatorium of Music—including former
Stanwell Park School students—and starring a local student in the role of Peter, this is a
wonderful opportunity to introduce children to the magic of live performance and orchestral music.

Matinee Performances:
Two family-friendly shows at 3:30pm on Saturday August 30 and Saturday September 6Tickets:
Children: $10
Adults: $20
Family (2 adults + up to 3 children): $50

A perfect outing for young audiences—fun, engaging, and educational!
You can purchase your tickets here. Don't miss out on this very special production.

DOGS in SCHOOLS

Whilst we are loving seeing many furry friends walking with their owners to and from school, there are some important safety reminders under NSW legislation which relate specifically to dogs and schools and child care places for parents to consider:

Dogs prohibited in some public places

(1)  Dogs are prohibited in the following places (whether or not they are leashed or otherwise controlled)

(e)  School grounds (meaning any property occupied or used for a purpose connected with the conduct of a government school or non- government school under the Education Act 1990, other than any property used for a residence or the curtilage of a residence).

(f)  Child care centres (meaning any property occupied or used for a purpose connected with the conduct of an approved education and care service within the meaning of the Children (Education and Care Services) National Law (NSW) or the Children (Education and Care Services) Supplementary Provisions Act 2011, other than any property used for a residence or the curtilage of a residence).

(Section 14 under the Companion Animals Act 1998 No 87 )

Thank you for ensuring your lovely canine friends are on leash, and safely managed around children, as well as other dogs, and do not enter the school grounds during our very busy and crowded arrival and dismissal times.