Heyfield Primary School last week held a special assembly as part of Book Week to commemorate a number of Gippsland schools setting an Australian record for the greatest number of bookmarks handmade by students. Pictured at the front at school captains Lilly (in red holding the certificate) and Elsie (front, right). Photos: Stefan Bradley
One for the record books at Heyfield Primary School
Heyfield Primary School last week held a special assembly as part of Book Week to commemorate a number of Gippsland schools setting an Australian record for the greatest number of bookmarks handmade by students. Pictured at the front at school captains Lilly (in red holding the certificate) and Elsie (front, right). Photos: Stefan Bradley
One for the record books at Heyfield Primary School
Stefan Bradley On Thursday August 22 during Book Week 2024, Heyfield Primary School held a special assembly to commemorate a […]
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