Murchison Primary School Prep student Hurley Jefferies dressed as Cristiano Ronaldo, bringing superstar energy to the fundraiser.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Year 4 students Mason Jefferies and Harly Carmody showed off their basketball skills while joining in the fun at the school’s MND fundraiser activities.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Year 4 students Zara Atkinson Stanton, Alyssa Kelly, Paisley Donald and Maxi Manson were ready for a fun-filled day of activities as part of the MND fundraiser.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Murchison Primary School students were moving without fear, dreaming without limits and inspiring everyone around them on Friday, June 12 as they kicked off their school MND fundraiser with a lively dance party.
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The sound of laughter, singing and excited chatter filled the air as students gathered together, proudly dressed in their favourite sporting attire for the special occasion.
The day began with music, dancing and plenty of cheer before rolling into a fun-filled program of sporting activities enjoyed by students across the school.
Driven entirely by the school's Junior School Council, the gold coin donation dress-up day raised funds for MND, a cause that teacher Narelle Wood said was close to the hearts of many students.
“It was something the students were really passionate about supporting,” she said.
“They wanted to do their part to raise awareness and help make a difference.”
The event not only raised valuable funds but also showcased the enthusiasm, leadership and community spirit of the students, who embraced the day with energy and excitement from start to finish.
Students spent the day enjoying a wide range of outdoor activities, from football and downball to newspaper hockey and a host of other games that kept everyone active, engaged and smiling.
The Prep students enjoyed footy out on the field with the school’s sports teacher.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Harly Carmody helped co-ordinate the morning as a teacher helper, assisting staff and students to ensure the activities ran smoothly and everyone got involved.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Students Teddie Caldow and Dustin Mackrill, both mad about AFL and especially Hawthorn, were proudly decked out in their footy gear for the day’s activities.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Student Benjamin Timmins went from class to class collecting gold coin donations for the fundraiser, helping support the day’s fundraising efforts.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Students Harper Joyce, Lyla Hetherton, Monique Albrey and Melina Hill were all about footy, getting into the spirit of the day in their football-themed gear and taking part in the fun activities.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
From cricket to footy, Kayden Dempsey and Kien Atkinson Stanton were all smiles throughout the day, enjoying every moment of the school’s fun-filled activities.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
