1/18Iris Jones and Tahlia Rositano (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
Gallery: Banora Point High Class of 2022 formal
The outgoing Banora Point High class of 2022 let their hair down and celebrated the achievement of completing secondary school at the Rydges Coolangatta. See the pictures.
2/18Jaidyn Branch, Georgie Kite (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
3/18Jessica Rice, Neria Walker, Tiarna Whittington, Susanna Zheng (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
4/18Ti Collins, Tiarna Whittington (left to right)
5/18Frances Carolan and Ali Collier (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
6/18Jorja Goodwin and Kiarn Crawley (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
7/18Ayvaa McGreevy, Emerald Messow (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
8/18Jarrod Colwell, Lachlan Colwell, Kaitie Colwell, Jodie Colwell (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
9/18Imogene Pain, Olivia McGuire and Jayme Landon (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
10/18Coen Pridham and Ella Hall (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
11/18Lara Nicolia Picture: David Bonaddio
12/18Levi Smith, Chloe Fletcher, Isabella Moor, Satira Mudge (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
13/18Robert Doyal, Kaziah Lister, Ti Collins, Lucinda Dawson, Liarna Dargin (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
14/18Scarlett Bisgrove and Tommy Hart (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
15/18Larna Hodges and Thanadet Punthanapat (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
16/18Alexis Armstrong and Isaac Appo (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
17/18Jake Leach, Yasmine Router, Bridget Boyle, Amber Simmons, Lucy Beach (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
18/18Nathaniel, Zane Blundell, Jaidyn Branch, Jaxon Schubel, Anton Voloder, Jake Giblin (left to right) Picture: David Bonaddio
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Students tackle cost of living, global warming in ‘wicked’ challenge
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