GALLERY: Students celebrate magical end-of-year formal
THE students from Christian Outreach College celebrated their end of year formal with style and grace.
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THE students from Christian Outreach College celebrated their end of year formal with style and grace.
The celebration was held at the Gabbinbar Homestead on Thursday night.
Christian Outreach College head of student life Tim McMahon said the staff had the privilege of watching the students grow into amazing young adults over the past five years.
"The graduates now have the world at their feet," Mr McMahon said.
"I encouraged them to find something they enjoy and become passionate about it.
"I am convinced that the graduating class will change the world for good."
Originally published as GALLERY: Students celebrate magical end-of-year formal
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