After 12 years of hard work, and to let off steam before the HSC exams begin, the final week of structured learning for Deniliquin High School’s Year 12 class was a fun one.
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A series of events were held last week to help the Year 12s say farewell to the school community before hitting the books in earnest for the start of exams mid-month.
The now traditional ‘slave auction’ was held Tuesday, coupled with the dress-up fun day.
Costumed senior students were ‘sold’ to the highest bidder to perform various duties on their behalf.
The auction raised $1400, which will be donated to the Westmead Children’s Hospital.
On Wednesday, the Year 12s headed over the border to Echuca for a fun day out with some of their teachers.
They enjoyed a one-hour paddle steamer cruise on the PS Canberra and lunch at the Shamrock Hotel.
Their final day at school was Thursday, when the traditional farewell assembly was held.
After a short break for the holidays, the HSC exam timetable will begin from Tuesday, October 15.
All exams across the state will be completed by Friday, November 8.
The Year 12 class and teachers in Echuca.
Jarrah Fitzpatrick as Gargamel and Smurfs (back, from left) Harry Mcilwain, Marcus Moorse, Bonnie Everett and Luke Todd; (front) Paige Wall and Mia Parks.
Dressed as student from the Barbie Princess Charm School are (from left) Grayce Pratt, Trinity Larcombe, Sammantha Flanagan, Georgia Taylor, Lacey Mather and Abbey Lawson.
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