Grandparents enjoying the morning tea at Tallygaroopna Primary School on June 1.
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Brynne Timewell
With the support of the parents’ club and school community, Tallygaroopna Primary School held its annual Biggest Morning Tea on Monday, June 1.
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The occasion, combined with Grandparents’ Day, saw students welcome their grandparents and special friends into the school, partaking in informal activities such as cards and crosswords before enjoying the morning tea.
Students were proud to guide their special guests around the school, showcasing new upgrades that many may not have been seen before.
“For a small town, doing this annually creates a sense of community, both inside and outside of the school gates,” principal David Brodie said.
Families generously contributed plates of food for the morning tea, and the school raised $160.65 through gold coin donations for the Cancer Council.
Grandpa David Stephens with grandsons Henry (Year 2), Walter and George Stephens (both in Prep).
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Brynne Timewell
Grandmother Jan Tucker and Lulu Tucker (Year 5).
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Grandparents Kathy Higgins, Tim Phillips and Debbie Phillips with grandkids Bronson (Year 4) and Stevie (Year 1) Higgins.
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Brynne Timewell
Grandpa Craig Blizzard and Darcy Blizzard (Year 2).
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Brynne Timewell
Maggie Bonham (Year 3) with mum Rachel, dad Steve and grandparents Alice and Peter Bonham.
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Grandmother Sue Holland with grandkids Vera (Year 2) and Will (Year 4) Holland.
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Brynne Timewell
Grandpa Colin Austin and Eddie Scott (Year 6).
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Brynne Timewell
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