Chinchilla 2023 My First Year prep students starting school | Photo gallery
The Chinchilla News’ My First Year Prep feature showcases all the cute students across the region in their first year of school. SEE THE PHOTOS HERE.
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Welcome to My First Year, celebrating the exciting first steps of all those entering school in 2023.
It’s time to reveal all the smiling faces of the prep students across region.
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