My First Year: Mackay region preps
110+ photos of Mackay, Whitsunday preps, includes thousands of smiling little faces.
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COPIES of My First Year prep lift-out have been flying off newsagent shelves, with parents and grandparents snapping up copies to keep for years to come.
The 32-page glossy book features 116 photos of prep classes across the Mackay and Whitsundays regions and thousands of smiling little faces.
Check out the classes in this interactive photo gallery here:
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Photos taken by Daily Mercury photographers are available for purchase of the following schools:
- Alligator Creek SS
- Andergrove SS
- Beaconsfield SS
- Bucasia SS
- Calen District SC
- Carlisle Adventist CC
- Chelona SS
- Coningsby SS
- Eimeo SS
- Emmanuel Catholic Primary
- Eungella SS
- Farleigh SS
- Finch Hatton SS
- Fitzgerald SS
- Gargett SS
- Glenella SS
- Hampden SS
- Homebush SS
- Mackay Central SS
- Mackay Christian College
- Mackay District Special School
- Mackay North SS
- Mackay West SS
- MacKillop Catholic Primary
- Marian SS
- Mirani SS
- Northview SS
- Oakenden SS
- Sarina SS
- Seaforth SS
- Slade Point SS
- St Anne's Catholic Primary
- St Brendan's Catholic Primary
- St Francis Xavier Catholic Primary
- St John's Catholic Primary
- St Joseph's Catholic Primary
- St Mary's Catholic Primary
- Swayneville SS
- Victoria Park SS
- Walkerston SS
- Whitsunday Anglican School
If you'd like to buy a print, pop in to the Daily Mercury office at Level 1, 47 Gordon Street, Mackay.
Or, you can fill out a copy of the photo purchase form, which you can download HERE. All photos must be paid for at the time of placing your order.
Originally published as My First Year: Mackay region preps
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