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12 November, 2024

Year 12s have one last hurrah

Year 12 exams may have kicked off this week, but before the serious stuff came fun, with one last hurrah from the graduating students.

By Zoey Andrews

The end of an era - Year 12 students at Horsham College. Back row: (left to right) Phillip Sierra Marin, Mehak Kaur, Tyra King, Sophie Miller, William Schak, Matilda Riddell and Jo-Mari Pretorious. Front row: (left to right) Bella Jelbart and Mars Crooks. Photos: EMILY FRIEDRICHSEN
The end of an era - Year 12 students at Horsham College. Back row: (left to right) Phillip Sierra Marin, Mehak Kaur, Tyra King, Sophie Miller, William Schak, Matilda Riddell and Jo-Mari Pretorious. Front row: (left to right) Bella Jelbart and Mars Crooks. Photos: EMILY FRIEDRICHSEN

School students from around the region celebrated the occassion, moving away from the traditional "muck up" day to more sensible suggestions.

Dimboola Memorial Secondary College enjoyed a farewell morning tea with staff and a number of lunchtime games through the week, which included Year 12 versus staff, including basketball and dodgeball games.

At Rainbow P-12 College, the nine Year 12 students were treated to a 'Mr Cook breakfast' and morning tea.

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Warracknabeal Secondary College acknowledged the day, with their 18 students participating in bowls, golf and painting before they were waved farewell to exams.

The students added some extra fun by putting the school up for sale, wrapping the co-ordinators desk in paper and dressing up as a former photo of themselves.

Exams started late last week with English being the first exam, and will run across the next few weeks.

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