St Saviour’s College Toowoomba students dazzle at school formal at Clifford Park Racecourse
St Saviour’s College seniors showed off their finest evening wear at Clifford Park Racecourse for the school’s formal. Check out all the photos here.
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It was a magical night for seniors at St Saviour’s College Toowoomba on Thursday, with 20 couples dazzling on the red carpet for their school formal.
A large crowd gathered outside Clifford Park Racecourse to watch the students and partners make their entrance in a variety of amazing vehicles.
Check out all the photos from the night below.
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