1/10Coalstoun Lakes State School prep students Elka, Bryah, Dustin and Darcy.
My First Year: North Burnett prep, year 1 photos
Countless bright, young students across the North Burnett region began their schooling journeys in 2022. See all their smiling faces:
2/10Coalstoun Lakes State School Year 1 students Darcy, Riley, Cassidy, Fletcher and Jack
3/10Dallarnil State School Prep students Alexander Buchbach and Maddison Miller
4/10Dallarnil State School Year 1 student Zyran Smith
5/10Mt Perry State School prep students (names not provided).
6/10Monto State School prep students. (Names withheld by school)
7/10St Therese's Catholic Primary School Monto Year 1 students Austin Banister-O’Sullivan; Abigail Wheildon; Niamh Avis; Savannah Brown; William Penney.
8/10St Therese's Catholic Primary School Monto prep students Bernadette Waters, Eva Muller, Elsie Bambling, Catelynn Rowe.
9/10Gayndah State School prep students Emelyn Crossland, Harper Wells, Miley Sadler-Kreis, Zachary Rose, Hudson Willis, Cooper Ostwald and Brock Fischer.
10/10Mundubbera State School Prep class. (Names withheld).
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‘Look who has turned up’: Dick finally meets debate rival
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‘He is probably dead’: Young dad repeatedly bashed with metal pole by neighbour
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Free lunches don’t mean much when people are dying on Qld roads
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37-year-old man dies in crash, woman flown to hospital
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