PREMIUM News Echuca Twin Rivers marks Book Week and Grandparents’ Day By Riverine Herald Aug 30, 2022 Special powers: Many Echuca Twin Rivers students dressed as their super-human alter egos for the Book Week celebration on Friday. Photo by Steve Huntley Echuca Twin Rivers celebrated Book Week with a parade of characters on Friday, August 26, and invited grandparents to celebrate with Prep students. School spirit: Echuca Twin Rivers staff get into the spirit of the day in costumes. Photo by Steve Huntley Fairytale: Three Snow Whites and five dwarfs made an appearance at the celebrations. Photo by Steve Huntley Spectators: The entire school community watches the characters on display. Photo by Steve Huntley Royalty: The Queen of Hearts, also known as teacher Hayley Logie, makes an appearance at the parade. Photo by Steve Huntley Puppy love: Twin Rivers staff member Nat Harvey and canine staff member Frankie both get into the Book Week spirit. Photo by Steve Huntley Crowning glory: Many representatives from the fairytale community make an appearance at the Book Week parade, include Shrek and Princess Fiona. Photo by Steve Huntley Witches and wizards: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry has a great showing of school spirit at the parade. Photo by Steve Huntley Kicking on: Many AFL players make their Echuca Twin Rivers debut. Photo by Steve Huntley Grandparent: Anne and Mia Irving reading together. Photo by Steve Huntley Book Week: Julie Kellett, Ruby Millington and Hattie Eveleigh reading together. Photo by Steve Huntley Despicable: Alannah McKee, Alannah Hennessy, Maya Bawden and Georgie Elso give Gru and the Minions from the Despicable Me franchise a run for their money. Photo by Steve Huntley Classics: Staff and students showed their support for the Mr Men and Little Miss book series. Photo by Steve Huntley A toy story: Jackson Tyers, Jett Avard and Heidi Duus. Photo by Steve Huntley It’s a-me: Marios, a Luigi and a Nintendo 64 give the Nintendo universe a good showing. Photo by Steve Huntley Costumes: Echuca Twin Rivers students line up to show off their Book Week costumes. Photo by Steve Huntley By Riverine Herald RIV Herald Related Stories News Become a foster carer: transform young livesLocal foster care agency MacKillop Family Services is urgently seeking foster carers to provide safe and stable homes for children and young people unable to live with their families. By Contributed News Victoria Police targets family violenceChristmas Day saw a 33 per cent rise in family violence incidents in Victoria last year. By Ryan Bellingham News Don’t play with campfiresFire authorities and public land managers are reminding campers to be safe this summer. By Georgia Tacey News Greens Lake speed limit alertSpeed limit imposed at Greens Lake as water levels drop, ensuring visitor safety. By Ryan Bellingham Newsletter Delivered Monday, Wednesday & Friday Subscribe to Newsletter Most PopularPayne 'suffered drug addiction in year before death' News Moama Anglican Grammar celebrates Year 12s Sport Inspired Tongala breaks through for maiden win News Koondrook-Perricoota Forest receives a $3.3 million upgrade News Locky local receives $5000 scholarship
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