PICTURES: School students ‘Go Purple’ for Jacaranda
Students got right into the swing of Jacaranda spirit at South Grafton’s infants and primary campuses.
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STUDENTS and staff from South Grafton Public School's Primary and Infants campuses got into the spirit of Jacaranda on Thursday.
The purple mufti dress day was in support of the Grafton Jacaranda Festival and the school's Student Representative Council.
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As well as dressing up, classes did jacaranda themed activities such 3JR making purple fairy bread.
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