Primary students at MAGS showcased their creative hats and gratitude at the recent Easter bonnet parade.
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Jordan Townrow
Moama Anglican Grammar School held its annual primary school Easter Bonnet Parade on Friday, April 4.
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A raft of parents and carers gathered to cheer the students on as they showed off their colourful creations on the final day of Term 1.
Students were encouraged by fellow school mates and parents.
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Jordan Townrow
Students Jack Brown, Henry Pryde and April Moore showing off their creations with teacher Brett Harris.
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Jordan Townrow
Teacher and emcee Brett Harris said Easter was a wonderful time for everyone to come together.
“Not only to showcase our beautiful Easter bonnets ... but also to reflect on what we’re thankful for,” he said.
Sacha Laurie hi-fiving students as he walks the parade.
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Jordan Townrow
Teachers joined in on the fun, leading students around the parade.
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Jordan Townrow
Alyssa McMaster-Kershaw, Mandela Morssinkhof and Louis Merlo hi-fiving fellow students as they show off their bonnets.
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Jordan Townrow
Year 6 students kicked off the event, parading their bonnets and receiving encouragement from students and parents.
In total, sixteen classes paraded their inventive headgear, with Easter-themed intermission performances by the junior singers choir and Year 1 students.
The junior singers choir performed an Easter-themed song, ‘Chocolate’.
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Jordan Townrow
Students with the most standout bonnet selected by Mr Harris at the end of each year level’s parade.
Selected students were asked what the inspiration was behind their bonnets and what they were grateful for, with many choosing family.
Mr Harris interviewing students Jasmine Lee and Brandon Ang.
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Jordan Townrow
Mr Harris with student Josie Lee and her creative basket-turned-hat.
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Mr Harris interviewing students Akain Perera and Hamish Moon.
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Jordan Townrow
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