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Sarah Falson

WE asked kindergarten pupils&nbsp;from schools around the Hawkesbury to tell us what they want for Christmas this year. From hoverboards to earrings, slime to Harry Potter clothes, LOL dolls to quad bikes, and Shopkins toys to Fitbits, Christmas around town is sure to be varied and action-packed this year! Check out the gallery below to find out what these kids want.&nbsp; Santa…&nbsp;are you listening?! A huge thanks to all the schools that participated in this year’s Christmas List. To the kids at Bligh Park Public School,&nbsp;Maraylya Public School,&nbsp;Richmond Public School,&nbsp;Richmond North&nbsp;Public School, and Windsor South Public School –&nbsp;we wish you all a merry Christmas and we hope your wishes come true! The Gazette also spoke with&nbsp;young adults under the age of 25 to see what was top of their Christmas Lists this year. Check out the gallery at the link below…

WE asked kindergarten pupils&nbsp;from schools around the Hawkesbury to tell us what they want for Christmas this year.

From hoverboards to earrings, slime to Harry Potter clothes, LOL dolls to quad bikes, and Shopkins toys to Fitbits, Christmas around town is sure to be varied and action-packed this year!

Check out the gallery below to find out what these kids want.&nbsp;

Oliver, 6 - Bligh Park Public School, wants Optimus Prime Bumblebee, and a toy car. Picture: Geoff Jones 

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Adysen, 6 - Bligh Park Public School, wants a green dinosaur, an iPod, and speakers. Picture: Geoff Jones

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Noah, 6 - Bligh Park Public School, wants roller shoes, remote control aeroplane, and a Beyblade. Picture: Geoff Jones

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Jet, 5 - Bligh Park Public School, wants a kids' motorbike, a Beyblade and an electric car. Picture: Geoff Jones

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Jasmine, 6 - Bligh Park Public School, wants Harry Potter clothes, colouring book and new shoes. Picture: Geoff Jones

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Chloe, 5 - Bligh Park Public School, wants a toy house, ballerina in a box, and barbie dolls. Picture: Geoff Jones

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Grace, 6 - Bligh Park Public School, wants a skateboard, pink scooter, and different toys. Picture: Geoff Jones

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Travis, 6 - Windsor South Public School, wants "any basketball thing" for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones 

Ivie-Grace, 5 - Windsor South Public School, wants a Santa Claus for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Melanie, 6 - Windsor South Public School, wants a Baby Alive doll for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Levi, 6 - Windsor South Public School, wants a transformer for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Emme, 6 - Windsor South Public School, wants a toy dog for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Riley, 5 - Windsor South Public School, would like an iPad because her other one broke. Picture: Geoff Jones

Jamali, 6 - Windsor South Public School, wants a dirt bike and a basketball. Picture: Geoff Jones

Ellie, 5 - Windsor South Public School, wants LOL capsules and also a big picnic poke for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Bay, 5 - Maraylya Public School, wants a watch and ear piercings for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Holly, 6 - Maraylya Public School, wants hot wheels cars and slime for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Alessandra, 5 - Maraylya Public School, wants slime and a toy dog that poos. Picture: Geoff Jones

Jaxon, 5 - Maraylya Public School, wants a remote control car and a batman track. Picture: Geoff Jones

Dantae, 5 - Maraylya Public School, wants a quad bike, a slap watch and his ears pierced. Picture: Geoff Jones

Aiden, 6 - Maraylya Public School, wants a hot wheels truck and nerf guns. Picture: Geoff Jones

Rhys, 6 - Maraylya Public School, wants an iPhone 5 and a hoverboard for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Emilia, 5 - Maraylya Public School, wants slime and a hoverboard for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Meesha, 6 - Richmond Public School, wants a phone, skateboard and LOL Doll. Picture: Geoff Jones

Audrey, 5 - Richmond Public School, wants a barbie doll and Shopkins toys. Picture: Geoff Jones

Koah, 6 - Richmond Public School, wants a skateboard and a Fit Bit for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Alyssa, 6 - Richmond Public School, wants a telephone and a doll for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Michael, 5 - Richmond Public School, wants his own computer so he doesn't have to use his Dad's. Picture: Geoff Jones

Matthew, 6 - Richmond Public School, wants a sit-on drone that he can fly. Picture: Geoff Jones

Samson, 6 - Richmond Public School, wants a Spy Watch and a phone that goes in your car. Picture: Geoff Jones

Antonia, 5 - Richmond Public School, wants an LOL Doll for Christmas. Picture: Geoff Jones

Savannah, 6 - North Richmond Public School, wants a guinea pig, a brown rabbit, a baby crocodile, a puppy dog, a cat and LOLs. Picture: Geoff Jones

Ariel, 6 - North Richmond Public School, wants a new blue bike, LOLs, a computer and a Nintendo Switch. Picture: Geoff Jones

Kennedy, 6 - North Richmond Public School, wants a Nintendo Switch, and Pokemon toys and cards. Picture: Geoff Jones

Philip, 6 - North Richmond Public School, wants a bumblebee transformer that transforms into a car, and a chocolate bar. Picture: Geoff Jones

Hayley, 6 - North Richmond Public School, wants the red Taylor Swift album, a pink bed and a swimming pool. Picture: Geoff Jones

Aston, 5 - North Richmond Public School, wants a batman toy. Picture: Geoff Jones 

Alyrah, 6 - North Richmond Public School, wants LOL under wrap, ripped jeans, and an LOL hair doll. Picture: Geoff Jones

Kobe, 6 - North Richmond Public School, wants a small red motorbike, a Playstation 4 and an iPad. Picture: Geoff Jones

A huge thanks to all the schools that participated in this year’s Christmas List.

To the kids at Bligh Park Public School,&nbsp;Maraylya Public School,&nbsp;Richmond Public School,&nbsp;Richmond North&nbsp;Public School, and Windsor South Public School –&nbsp;we wish you all a merry Christmas and we hope your wishes come true!

The Gazette also spoke with&nbsp;young adults under the age of 25 to see what was top of their Christmas Lists this year. Check out the gallery at the link below…

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