All smiles from prep student Mia Hemming during her first Easter hat parade at Tongala Primary School on Friday, April 4.
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Jemma Jones
A delightful Easter hat parade launched the end-of-term celebrations at Tongala Primary School on Friday, April 4, bringing the school community together.
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Students from each year level paraded around the basketball court, eagerly high-fiving spectators and spreading infectious smiles along the way.
The students showed an impressive array of hats, from adorable bunny ears and colourful flower baskets to a standout handcrafted St Kilda-themed creation proudly worn by the school's principal, Rob Hogan.
The spirited event kicked off a bustling day of term-end celebrations, featuring engaging Easter-themed morning activities and a delicious nacho lunch prepared by parents.
Journalist, Jemma Jones, was sitting court-side to capture all the parade moments.
Teacher Pauline Hendriks and prep student, Wynter Lyon.
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Jemma Jones
Year 1 student Rylee Penola shows off her egg-cellent hat
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Year 1 student Nate Morgan leads parade of carrots.
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Year 3 student Tilly Emonson high fives students as she passes.
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Prep student Armani Cemino says hi to the audience as she passes.
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Principal Rob Hogan looks positively egg-cellent in his St Kilda-themed Easter hat.
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Year 3 student Lesha Abanilla with her rabbit ears.
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Year 1 student Chloe Greenfield got creative with her Easter hat.
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Year 2 student Emma Webb’s very colourful cowboy Easter hat.
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Prep student Archie Hughes enjoying his first Easter parade.
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Prep student Bonnie Andersen reaches out to fist pump.
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Year 3 student Dustyn Coventry’s very shiny, gold Easter hat.
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Students pass with high fives and smiles.
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