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Students have celebrated the end of school at formals across the city – check out all the styles here.
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After a difficult year marked by coronavirus restrictions, senior students have had a chance to step out in style, with friends and family watching on.
Many of the formals this year have been adapted to the circumstances, with some schools adopting new traditions and technologies to make sure the events were COVID safe.
The graduates looked chic in suits and ball gowns as they arrived in an array of vehicles, from buses and dirt bikes to vintage cars.
Catch all the fashions below.
Toowoomba Anglican School
Concordia Lutheran College
Wilsonton State High School
Highfields State Secondary College
Toowoomba Grammar School
The Glennie School
St Ursula’s College
Mary Mackillop Catholic College
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