My First Year: All the schools included in prep mega-gallery
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Toowoomba
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Welcome to My First Year, celebrating the exciting first steps of all those entering school in 2022.
From cheeky smirks to broad smiles, News Corp will capture those precious moments with special galleries of the classes of 2022.
And now, all the class photos from local schools are available online.
Galleries will run in a special print edition of the newspaper a week later on May 25.
See the full list of participating schools below.
Stay in the know with your education news. Read more here: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/education-toowoomba.
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