Together: Nanneella Estate Primary School joined together to mark Do It For Dolly Day.
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Steve Huntley
Nanneella Estate Primary School has raised $1510 and 85 cents for Do It For Dolly in the school’s first big fundraiser.
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This mammoth effort was achieved by the school, despite only having 13 students enrolled.
“We had a Mother’s Day stall the Friday before Mother’s Day and the funds we raised were transferred over to this fundraiser,” Nanneella Estate Primary School’s Lesley Hanna said.
“The Grade 6s — Ebony and Cooper — had an art exhibition, and the parents paid to get into the art exhibition and the funds also have gone to Dolly Day.”
With the support of Bridgestone, WB Hunter, Fire Pits R Us Kyabram, Cafe Rochester, and Nanneella General Store and Post Office, the school also held a raffle fundraiser with $2 tickets.
On Friday, students, staff and families played games, also had their hair sprayed, their nails and faces painted and dressed in blue to mark Dolly Day.
“The students have done the Do It For Dolly posters, and we’ve sent home packs with colouring in pages and word finds and activities for the kids,” Ms Hanna said.
Relaxing: Shakya Dryburgh having her face painted.
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Steve Huntley
Relaxing: Shakya Dryburgh having her face painted.
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Steve Huntley
Fun: Ethel Froon and Shaylee Butler playing Twister.
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Steve Huntley
Teamwork: Jacqui Pethybridge and Tay Bannister organising the face painting for Tanner Bannister.
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Calm: Tanner Bannister having her face painted.
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Steve Huntley
Fun: Lesley Hanna after she had her hair sprayed with blue and glitter.
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Steve Huntley
Smile: Tanner Bannister with her finished face paint.
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Steve Huntley