CLASS of 2021: Moama Anglican Grammar’s Year 12 Class on ‘Muck Up Morning’.
On Friday, October 15, Moama Anglican Grammar said goodbye to its cohort of Year 12 students with their valedictory celebrations.
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The activities on this final day of the Year 12s’ formal schooling included “Muck Up Morning” where the students dressed up and then paraded through the school, while younger students stood outside their classrooms to watch the colourful (and noisy) parade come past.
The valedictory assembly was next, where the Year 12s were formally farewelled.
Tutor group teachers made the roll call for the last time, and awards were presented to the students, including Year 12 valedictorian Lucy McCormick.
The assembly was live-streamed to parents and families, since only Year 12 students and their teachers could attend.
Upon finishing the valedictory assembly, younger students formed a “guard of honour” through which the Year 12 students marched, led by the MAG Drumline.
Colourul: Lily Charnas, Emily Zweck, Jordan Grant, Isabella Steenhuis, with Oscar Miller at the back.
MAG students on Muck Up Morning. Back: Nicholas Hall, Waugh George, Andrew Martin. Front: Milli Moncrieff, teacher Danielle Garden, Lucy Nelson, Jordan Grant.
Goodbye: MAG Year 12s were farewelled by younger students who formed a ‘guard of honour’ that the Year 12s walked through, led by the MAG Drumline.
Saying farewell: MAG Year 12s were farewelled by younger students who formed a ‘guard of honour’ that the Year 12s walked through, led by the MAG Drumline.
Formalities: The valedictory assembly where the Year 12s were formally farewelled. Pictured are Nicholas Hall, Ashah Downie, Emily Zweck, Alex Smith, Andrew Martin, Lily Charnas.
Graduating: Dakota Lucic being farewelled.
Last day at school: Marnie Dwyer, Isabelle Williams, Tess Walton, and Faith Butt.
Parting gift: (Back left) Andrew Martin, Alex Smith, Nicholas Hall, Ashah Downie, (front left) Emily Zweck, Milli Concrieff and Lily Charnas.
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