1/27Principal Chris Muir was one of many staff members who spent time in the dunk tank throughout the day
Laidley School Fete
The Laidley State School hosted a spectacular fete on Saturday, with a massive range of activities and attractions for visitors of all ages.
2/27Helicopter rides were one of the many attractions that took place throughout the day
3/27Adam, Denise, Artie, Bella, and Penny Sweedmen
4/27Helicopter rides were one of the many attractions that took place throughout the day
5/27Grade 5 and 6 students braved the risk of rain to perform a dance routine to 'Footloose'
6/27Tyler Holden, and Jaydie May
7/27The Laidley Bai Rui Taekwon-Do Club put on a demonstration of their skills for visitors
8/27The Laidley Bai Rui Taekwon-Do Club put on a demonstration of their skills for visitors
9/27Helicopter rides were one of the many attractions that took place throughout the day
10/27Kristy Smith, Nousha and Angel Hudson meet Queen the Diamond Python
11/27Helicopter rides were one of the many attractions that took place throughout the day
12/27The Laidley Bai Rui Taekwon-Do Club put on a demonstration of their skills for visitors
13/27The school grounds were filled with all manner of sights, stalls, and attractions
14/27Zane and Saul Williams, Crystal Sullivan
15/27Tyler Holden, and Jaydie May
16/27Helicopter rides were one of the many attractions that took place throughout the day
17/27Principal Chris Muir was one of many staff members who spent time in the dunk tank throughout the day
18/27Josh Kilpatrick stood tall as Superman for the day
19/27The school grounds were filled with all manner of sights, stalls, and attractions
20/27Helicopter rides were one of the many attractions that took place throughout the day
21/27Helicopter rides were one of the many attractions that took place throughout the day
22/27The Laidley Bai Rui Taekwon-Do Club put on a demonstration of their skills for visitors
23/27The school grounds were filled with all manner of sights, stalls, and attractions
24/27Zane and Saul Williams, Crystal Sullivan
25/27Grade 5 and 6 students braved the risk of rain to perform a dance routine to 'Footloose'
26/27Adam, Denise, Artie, Bella, and Penny Sweedmen
27/27Vehicles were also on-show during the event
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