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We are proudly commemorating 125 years of Yeppoon State Primary School Queensland by celebrating with an Open Day, Fete, Ceremony and the Opening of our new school Hall. Our celebrations will be held on the Doc Noon Oval and in our new School Hall. We look forward to welcoming past and present students, staff and school community members. Please contact Lynelle Vale 49 250111 aw or 49395483 ah.
Yeppoon State Primary School, Yeppoon Queensland will be celebrating their 125th Anniversary Saturday 8 May 2010 from 9.00 am to 3.00 pm at Doc Noon Oval, and would like to invite all past and present students to come and help us celebrate.
Hi, would love to get as many past students from Moreland High School in Coburg with the year 7 entry year of 1968 to come to a reunion on the 20th O March at eh Woodlands hotel in Sydney Rd Coburg at 7.00pm contact me on 0419365769 or Beve Anstey on 0429351993
The Devonport High School in Tasmania is having its 35th anniversary of the 1975 school leavers. We are inviting those who where grade 10 and grade 9 school leavers of that year to attend a school reunion on the 30th of October 2010.
Anyone of that year that is interested in attending please contact Kim on 0419 563 694 or email to kimrich@westnet.com.au
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Premier and Minister for Education and Skills, David Bartlett, said today that the State Government was committed to finding new ways to engage young people in learning.
“We recognise that the traditional education system doesn’t meet the needs of everyone and we must find alternative pathways for students, particularly those who are at risk of disengaging from school,” Mr Bartlett said.
