Clontarf Academy Hosts Mother’s Day Morning Tea
Earlier today, Port Lincoln High School’s Clontarf Academy staged a special Mother’s Day morning tea in celebration of the invaluable contributions made by the mothers and carers in our school community. The event brought together a wonderful gathering of Academy boys, their mothers, extended family members spanning generations, and several PLHS staff.
Guests enjoyed a welcoming atmosphere, healthy conversation and a delicious spread of food. The event provided an ideal opportunity for our students to express their gratitude and appreciation to the important women in their lives, further strengthening the connections between families and the school.
We thank all in attendance today; events like this reinforce the spirit of inclusivity and community that Port Lincoln High School strives for.
Happy Mother’s Day!
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