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Patea Kindergarten art auction raises nearly 11k

By Lin Ferguson
Whanganui Chronicle·
25 Jul, 2018 05:00 AMQuick Read

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Sophie Simson, foreground, with 44 other children at Patea Kindergarten. Photo / Supplied

Sophie Simson, foreground, with 44 other children at Patea Kindergarten. Photo / Supplied

Patea Kindergarten is rejoicing after nearly $11,000 from an art auction poured into the coffers last month.

The event was part of the annual fundraising efforts for the kindergarten.

The kindy committee - which is parent-based and small - must raise between $10,000 and $14,000 to make sure the teachers have enough resources to provide a quality early childhood education for the 45 children who attend.

However, the success of the art auction would not be possible without the huge support of the community, particularly artists who donated their work.

The artists included Marianne Muggeridge, Michaela Stoneman, David Trubridge and Kay Reedy.

Sponsors who backed the event included Patea Electrical, Waverley Motors and Patea Four Square.

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