Make Your Mark at Mowbray

Mowbray Public School is inviting the whole community to leave a permanent mark on the school, and you do not have to be a current family to take part to celebrate

10 years since the new school buildings opened, the Mowbray Public School P&C is running Make Your Mark at Mowbray, a fundraiser that lets past, present and future families, along with anyone who has a connection to the school, buy a personalised engraved paver for $50.

Each paver can carry a family name, a starting or graduation year, a short message or even a hand drawn design. Once the campaign wraps, the pavers will be laid in the amphitheatre beside the oval and become a permanent part of the grounds from early 2027.

The campaign follows earlier paver drives that marked the opening of the new buildings. It is not something the P&C runs often, which is part of what makes it worth jumping on. The goal this time is 306 pavers.

Students in the amphitheatre after Colour Rush.

The details

  • What: a personalised engraved paver, $50 each
  • Who can order: anyone with a connection to Mowbray Public School, past, present or future
  • Where they go: the amphitheatre beside the oval, installed early 2027
  • Orders close: 10am, Monday 17 August

Order your paver

Every paver purchased helps create more opportunities for the children at Mowbray Public School.

Mowbray Camerata Ensemble
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