WIN! The ultimate Disney Discs prize pack

August 11, 2025

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WIN! The ultimate Disney Discs prize pack featuring the complete 40-piece collectibles set.

Woolworths is adding a sprinkle of Disney magic to the weekly shop with the launch of Disney Discs, celebrating 70 years of Disneyland Resort in California.

Each Disney Discs pack contains one collectible disc and matching card, with 40 magical designs to discover. Collect all your favourite Disneyland characters, worlds and attractions, from Sleeping Beauty’s iconic castle to the thrilling adventure of Peter Pan’s flight – there’s joy in every pack.

For a limited time, every $30 spent in a single eligible transaction in-store or online at Woolworths Supermarkets will score you a FREE Disney Discs pack, with a special collector album that doubles as a gameboard available for $13.

We’re giving away 1 full Disney Discs set – complete with all 40 collectible discs – PLUS an enchanting bundle of Disney merchandise including a special collector album, branded tumbler, drink bottle and cute Cubeez and Ooshies toys.

How can you win? Leave your name, school and email in the form below.

Article written by Shem Banbury - Kiwi Kids News Editor

This article was written using AI as an assistive tool for research and writing.

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The school library had been unusually busy all week. A sign on the counter read: ‘Please return all borrowed books by Friday afternoon.’ By Thursday morning, the basket for returned books was already overflowing. Ms Patel kept checking the clock and glancing towards the door whenever students walked in carrying books. When the final bell rang, several students hurried to the desk, holding books tightly against their chests and whispering to each other.

What can you infer about why Ms Patel kept checking the clock?

She was checking whether the library was open for lunch. She was trying to find students who had forgotten their homework. She was worried the return deadline was close. She was expecting a delivery of new books at any moment.