Echuca Twin Rivers Primary School's prep students celebrated 100 days of school on Thursday, August 1. Mrs Irving's class dressed up as ‘100-year-olds’ to commemorate the milestone. Photo: Oliver Shedden
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Last week, schools around the area marked 100 days of school for their prep and kindergarten students with celebrations.
Moama Anglican Grammar School students got in the spirit, with older kids cheering on the kindies. Photo: Emily Donohoe
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Echuca Twin Rivers Primary School and Moama Anglican Grammar School hosted events for the occasion, encouraging the kindies to dress up as ‘100-year-olds’. The parties then featured five-year-olds in flat caps and six-year-olds with silver hair.
MAGS KB students were all smiles for their 100 days of prep. Photo: Emily Donohoe
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KA also celebrated their 100 days at school. Photo: Emily Donohoe
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MAGS also invited students to wear ‘100 things’ which included a cricket player who has scored a century, a costume of 100 pom poms and even teachers as 101 Dalmatians characters marching in their parade.
Moama Anglican Grammar School staff Jo Morgan, Julia Reid and Andrea Cowin as 101 Dalmatians. Photo: Emily Donohoe
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