Entertainment Book 2017-2018 Rotokauri School Fundraiser
HI,
If you are interested in purchasing an Entertainment Book or App for 2017-2018 our school is selling them as a fundraiser.
If you buy the app or book before 31st March 2017 you will also receive early bird vouchers to use straight away. App version: these will down load straight to your device along with the full entertainment book on approx 3rd April when it launches, the book: we can deliver / post the early bird vouchers and deliver the book on the week of April 3rd.
You can purchase online, details on attached flyer, drop payment details into the school office at 462 Rotokauri Road or scan and email flyer completed to: pta@rotokauri.school.nz
This fundraiser is helping us complete Stage 1 and begin Stage 2 of our Community Adventure Trail.
We receive $13 from each app or book purchased.
Thank you in advance for your support.
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