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Students do their bit for community

Latifia Lennon Gray, Sarah Fischer, deputy principal Terena Evans, Monique Weetra-Hart, Noelle Coleman, Anastasia Muir, Tionne Crossman, Emily Muir, Ciara Hillman, (front) Efrem Vijesh and Brian Barnsley participated in the Crossways clean-up. (Crossways Lutheran School)
Luca Cetta

Crossways Lutheran School students donned gloves and took to the beach for a clean-up activity. Students from years 1 to […]

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