Ceremony: School captains and vice captains (from left) Lauren Jefferis, 10, Elijah Winn, 11, Taylai Butterworth-Slade, 11, and Jake Wilson, 11, had the honour of officially cutting the ribbon to the new playground.
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Mooroopna North Primary School’s new playground was officially opened on Thursday, March 24.
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The playground was funded through the Victorian Government’s Minor Capital Works Fund in 2020 and after several delays caused by COVID-19, the playground has been completed.
In 2021, school students were asked to help design the playground, considering what equipment and colour schemes they wanted to see and thinking about what would be best suited to cater for the whole school.
At the opening students and their families tested the equipment and enjoyed a barbecue.
Celebrating new beginnings: The opening of the new playground attracted families and students.
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Nicola Ceccato
A fresh start: Mooroopna North Primary School’s new playground is officially open.
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Nicola Ceccato
Down the slide: Jonathon Winn, 7, making his way to the bottom of the slide.
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Climbing: Annie Cocca, 11, enjoying the playground.
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Slippery dip: Finn Koch, 6, and Jasper Schnorrenberg, 3, make their way down the slide.
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Family time: Jessica Brennan with her son Nathaniel Thornton, 5, and partner Ronald Thornton enjoying the sunshine at Mooroopna North Primary School.
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Swinging: Matilda Schnorrenberg, 5, loves climbing on the playground.
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Holding up: Trinity Brown, 12, having a swing.
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Fun: School captain Taylai Butterworth-Slade, 11, finally enjoying the new play equipment.
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Hold tight: Willow Brown, 4, climbs on the new play equipment.
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Just hanging: Elijah Winn, 11.
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Officially open: School captains and vice captains (from left) Lauren Jefferis, 10, Elijah Winn, 11, Taylai Butterworth-Slade, 11, and Jake Wilson, 11, cut the ribbon, welcoming kids to play on the new equipment.
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Nicola Ceccato
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