Senior Students Enjoy Some Fun in the Sun
For this morning’s extended Dharna Group session, our Year 11’s and 12’s assembled on the Oval for some fun, fitness and fresh air. Various physical activities were arranged by their teachers, including four-square (hand tennis), footy and Vortex.
Congratulations to Year 12 student Craig Miller-Kropinyeri, who claimed the Kit-Kat in the Most Accurate Kick competition. As you can see in the photo above, Craig’s 25m dob went in and then out of the wheelie bin target – the footy in this image is on it’s way back up again. Staff member Michael Paech claimed the Longest Kick title, with an impressive 55m roost.
It was great to see the students and staff being happy and healthy in the sunshine; well done to all involved.
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