Warragul primary school
We could be heroes
Mar 23 2015
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The Gazette

West Gippsland Trader
March 19, 2015

Capes, colour, singing, movies, heroes and villains featured during Warragul Primary School's high five celebrations recently.
Excited children eagerly demonstrated their five weeks of concentrated learning about the school's high five expectations, be safe, be fair, think, learn and care.

Jack Marsden, Lani Worth, Lara Williames, Charlotte Dewar-Oldis, Indiana Marsden, Toby Murfet, Olivia Walker and Mikayla McDonald were announced high five super heroes for 2015.

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