Cooloola Christian College school formal 2024 | Photo Gallery
Hundreds of family and friends turned out to party with Cooloola Christian College’s class of 2024 as the students celebrated an historic milestone in their lives.
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Reds, blues and pinks were the colours of choice for Cooloola Christian College’s class of 2024 as they gathered to celebrate the end of an era at their 2024 formal.
Fancy cars, flash dresses and suave suits were on full show as the student started arriving at the Southside school from 5pm, walking the red carpet to the cheers of hundreds of family and friends around the red carpet.
The graduating class arrived in style too, with classic cars, 4WDs and an occasional hot rod the transport of choice and musical selections ranging from Elton John’s Tiny Dancer, through ACDC’s Thunderstruck, and Empire of the Sun’s Walking on a Dream.
Check out the highlights from the night’s arrivals below.
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