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Terry and son Ryder Newey, Rohan and Danielle O’Hara and Jason and Jaya Opteynde.

Bunyip School
Fathers day craft
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Warragul & District Gazette, September 15, 2015

Fathers, uncles and older brothers celebrated Father’s Day with a morning tea, school tour and craft activities at Bunyip Primary School recently. Many parents of prep, grade one and grade two students enjoyed the fabric shopping bags which had been skillfully decorated.

Twins Domanic and Erin enjoyed some playing time with their dad Peter at school  during Fathers Day festivities.
Lacey shows her father Ben Grist through her workbook.
Keith and Jasmin McIwema enjoy a game of chess.
Liam and her father Neil Edwards tuck into morning tea.
Heydan and Isabel Cook play a game of Trouble.
Steve and son Myles Sheppard start the morning off with a school reader.
Chris and Bailey Huntingford share morning tea.

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