Bankstown Lowes is the store to head to if in need of generic pants, t-shirts, socks and other clothing items.
“Parents should definitely take advantage of this great opportunity and call into Lowes,” a spokesperson said.
Mr Mobile in Revesby is accepting the vouchers on phone repairs or upgrades while Officeworks Punchbowl has the complete range of school supplies – everything from books, pens, pencils and left-handed scissors to calculators, wallets and much more, with prices slashed already on over 900 school items.
“It’s an opportunity too good for parents to miss out on,” a spokesperson said.
Padstow Newsagency and B2K Newsagency in Campsie also feature a great range of stationery items including folders and even some textbooks.
“We’ve got a bit of everything; parents should come in and check out our range,” a B2K spokesperson said.
Spendless Shoes Campsie have plenty of stock left despite dozens of parents already coming in to stock up on school footwear.
“They can really save a lot of money this way,” a spokesperson said.
Parents can also check out their school’s uniform shop, with most accepting the vouchers.
Premier Dominic Perrottet says summer holidays are a good time for families to start buying supplies for the new school year: “Parents, guardians and carers, including foster carers, can apply for three $50 Back to School Vouchers per child and use them at registered businesses towards items including bags, shoes, textbooks, stationery and lunchboxes.”
