CSC celebrates swimming carnival

By Isabelle Harris

Feb 22, 2022

Last one: The Year 12 cohort, who celebrated their last swimming carnival at CSC. Photo by Contributed

Cobram Secondary College held its annual swim carnival last week, featuring a number of events for students to compete in while representing their house.

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Students dressed up in house colours and in creative costumes as part of the day’s festivities.

The pool also provided welcome relief from the hot weather.

Dress-ups: Betheny Gramson and Kiara Carmody dressed up in their house colours to celebrate. Photo by Contributed

Healthy competition: Students competed in a variety of swimming events to win points for their houses. Photo by Contributed

Colourful dress-ups: Emily Stubbs, Kaminee Velumani and Adithi Gurunathan celebrating the day of healthy competition in their house colours. Photo by Contributed

Best of friends: Tamika Mosman, Lucie Redman, Imogen Brooks and Abbie Redman enjoyed a bit of relief from the heat in the water. Photo by Contributed

Fundraising: Ned Doyle and Noah Sullivan cooking sausages and burgers for their fundraising barbecue lunch for their end of year valedictory. Photo by Contributed

House represent: A group of students from Shadforth house, wearing green. Photo by Contributed

Go, go!: Students competed in a variety of events including the notoriously difficult butterfly. Photo by Contributed

By Isabelle Harris

McPherson Media Group

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