President of the Nyngan Public School P&C Kristy Neill said this year it's not about proceeds, but giving back to the community and inviting everybody to be part of the Nyngan Public School. 

"Our fete is purely driven this year to provide a positive event to the entire community during what has been an ongoing struggle for many people being effected by the drought," she said. 

"We want people to come along and enjoy a night out, there is sure to be something for everybody. Bring yourself, bring your friend, bring the family."

Ms Neill said this year the committee have gone "bigger and better" with this year's fete providing more activities for the children including a giant inflatable obstacle course and life sized board games. 

"There'll be plenty of seafood vouchers and Easter egg hampers to be won on the spinning wheel, some fabulous stalls," she said. 

"You can grab yourself some dinner, watch the kids have an endless amount of fun and be sure not to miss the school performers at 7pm.

"Our special guest the Easter bunny will also be making an appearance so be sure to say hello and grab yourself a photo."

Ms Neill said they are also asking the community to dig deep and support school principal Kylee Pearce as she loses her locks for two great causes, which are close to many people's hearts.