2300+ Transitions: All the My First Year class photos
ICYMI: The cheeky grins of our transition students were published in print last month. But don’t worry if you missed out — we’ve got all the pictures online here. SEE ALL 2366 TRANSITION STUDENTS’ SMILING FACES HERE
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- SEE THE GALLERY HERE: Darwin and Palmerston schools transition photos 2020
- SEE THE GALLERY HERE: Rural and remote schools around the Territory transition photos 2020
THE cheeky grins of our transition students were published in print last month.
But don’t worry if you missed out — we’ve got all the pictures online here.
The NT News My First Year photos are online, giving family a peek at the smiling faces of their Transition kids.
They are faces filled with hope, optimism and a sense of adventure, knowing they are at a place where they will make friends and learn about the world around them.
My First Year, a special commemorative liftout of the NT News, has become an institution in the Northern Territory.
THE GALLERIES
SEE THE GALLERY HERE: Darwin and Palmerston schools transition photos 2020
SEE THE GALLERY HERE: Rural and remote schools around the Territory transition photos 2020
The keepsake edition of our paper is one of our biggest sellers of the year – for good reason.
Parents see their little ones in their flagship local paper, mostly for the first time.
Right here, you can see the beautiful smiling faces of our Transition students.
All you need is an NT News digital subscription, just $4 with our latest deal (conditions apply).
My First Year will feature more than 2360 students.
There will be more than 150 photos.
Please note, while all schools were given the opportunity to submit photos for My First Year, not all chose to participate.
We’d love to hear from you if you have a My First Year photo from years ago.
Email your photo and story so we can share it with others to news@ntnews.com.au
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