Primary Athletics Carnival
On the 19th of June, primary attended the sports carnival at Kellyville. Everyone did very well in their 100 meter races and those who entered the 200 and 800 meters did a great job of completing their race. On the day students also participated in Shot Put and long jump ,we would like to congratulate everyone who received ribbons and certificates. and a huge congratulations to the runner ups and age champions. This year the St paul trophy was awarded to Jacob Voll in Year 5. All the colour houses did a great job in earning points but at the end of the day there always has to be a winner so coming 4th was Red, 3rd was Blue, 2nd was Green and 1st was Gold. We would like to thank all the teachers for their hard work but we would like to especially like to thank all the parent helpers that gave up their time and help run the day. Over all the day was so much fun and we got home ready to crash in bed.
St Paul the Apostle Primary Winston Hills
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