1/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
Year 12s hit the beach to mark end of schooling
Hundreds of students hit the beach on the Sunshine Coast to mark their end of schooling after finishing Year 12. Check out all the photos as schoolies enjoy the Mooloolaba water and their new found freedom.
2/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
3/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
4/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
5/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
6/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
7/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
8/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
9/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
10/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
11/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
12/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
13/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
14/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
15/15Year 12 graduates from schools across the Sunshine Coast hit to the water at Mooloolaba Beach to celebrate the end of their schooling. Photo: Mark Furler
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