New and pre-loved school uniform items can be purchased from the Clothing Pool (Uniform Shop) which is open on the 1st Wednesday of the month from 2.30 pm to 3.30 pm . At other times order forms can be picked up from the Clothing Pool area or downloaded below. Completed orders, with payment enclosed, can be handed in to the office. Orders are filled weekly and delivered to classes.

Clothing Pool Order Form (PDF)

Contacts

Click here for a list of contact people for the range of programs run at Epping North.

Canteen

Epping North PS does not have a school canteen but a 'Canteen for a Day' program has been instigated by the P & C. It operates on several Fridays each term, with dates advertised in the school newsletter and the school's calendar

Snacks and juices are available for students to buy at recess. Lunches must be pre-ordered by writing the order on a paper bag and enclosing payment. Orders should be placed in the office by the Wednesday before Canteen for a Day.

Canteen for a Day Price List (PDF)

Ice blocks are sold at lunchtimes on Fridays

Ice Block Price List (PDF) - coming soon

P & C

Meetings

The P & C (Parents and Citizens Association) meets at 7.30 pm in the library on the 2nd Wednesday of each month during school terms. All parents and interested community members are welcome.

Fundraising Events

Gingerbread House Night - Come along and enjoy a fun evening of contructiing and decorating your very own Gingerbread House. More details here.

Check the calendar for fundraising events.

Before and After School Care

An outside school hours program operates at the school in the mornings and afternoons and on pupil-free days. The centre is open from 7.00am to 8.40am and from 3.10pm to 6.30pm.

The Centre is located within the school grounds and runs a stimulating and varied program of activities by caring and qualified staff. Nutritional breakfasts are provided in the morning sessions and healthy afternoon teas in the afternoon sessions.

Contact the Centre on 9868 5690 or enoshcp@bigpond.com.au.

Reading at Home

One of the best ways to help your child read is to read to them and listen to them read to you every day. Click here for what you can do at home.

Reciprocal Reading is a technique parents and carers can use to increase a child's understanding of what he or she is reading. This PowerPoint explains the technique of reciprocal reading.

For a list of good children’s books go to the list of Notable Australian Children's Books.

Parent Information

School Uniform

Winter » Boys

Summer » Boys

Sport » Boys

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Clothing Pool

Contacts

Canteen

P & C

Meetings

Fundraising Events

Before and After School Care

Reading at Home

Links

Winter » Girls

Summer » Girls

Sport » Girls