Padstow’s Renai Warner opened her doors in Virginius Street to over 950 children, offering them lolly bags and photo shoots with a range of ‘characters’ as she has done in previous years, charging them a gold coin donation and raising $742.50 for Foodbank NSW & ACT.
“We are hoping to hit $750 and you can still make a donation at mycause.com.au/p/324668/halloween-at-virginius-street,” she said.
Picnic Point Public School Principal Karen Sellick said their Halloween disco was an opportunity for students to express their creativity.
“It was a great opportunity for them to socialise after school, along with their parents and we are grateful the P&C for making it such a success,” she said.
Recreation Sports and Aquatics Club (RSAC) members also got into the mood with a Halloween-themed tenpin bowling event.
