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Looking back – Students’ art shines bright

Cummins Area School art teacher James Pedler, students Braden Holley, Tori Siviour, Lucy Siviour, Lara Raimondo and Lily Saler, Lincoln Rural's Moira Leonard and student Izack Smith at the unveiling. (Liam Wormald: 447836_01)
Liam Wormald

Year 10 Cummins Area School art students have added an artistic element to the Lincoln Rural store through the creation […]

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