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Colourful day at Mathoura Public School

Spray: Mathoura Rural Fire Brigade prepared Mathoura Public School students for the Colour Run.

There was a colour explosion at Mathoura Public School on Friday, November 24, as students took part in their annual Colour Run.

Gooey: Chanze Egan being slimed by Emma Streader.

A carnival of colour and happiness was held to help celebrate a brilliant year of learning at Mathoura Public School.

Hullah hoop: Charlie Hullah racing through the hoop tunnel.

Year 6 students assisted with setting up the course and filled it with many exciting activities, including a mini trampoline, stepping stones, hurdles, hay bales and tunnels.

On the move: Chase Sarota.

All costs associated with the Colour Run were covered by a Murrumbidgee Wellbeing and Resilience Grant.

Coloured and slimed: Ava Wardlaw.

Excitement built throughout the day and students were first treated to pizzas for lunch, followed by platters of fresh fruit.

All smiles: Genevieve Joslin.

With the arrival of the Mathoura Rural Fire Brigade's fire engine, along with parent helpers, students knew the celebrations were about to begin.

Fun time: Mya Unwin enjoying the challenges on the Colour Run circuit.

The students were sprayed with water, before heading off on the track. Bursts of vibrant colour splattered crisp white shirts along the way and the students’ smiles tell the rest of the story.

Rainbow: Reese Tubridy.

At the conclusion of the Colour Run, some of the Year 6 students were slimed.

Cool: Mia Vesty was ready to run.

Students then enjoyed a special ice cream treat, capping off a day they will long remember.

Top day: Scarlett Stewart had a great time at the Colour Run.