St Cecilia’s children go ‘bush’ for the day

Sydney
1 Dec 2002

St Cecilia’s children go ‘bush’ for the day

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St Cecilia’s children go ‘bush’ for the day

Forgive us for the cliché because they really are as cute as buttons, aren’t they? The children at St Cecilia’s Catholic Primary School, Balgowlah, got right into the country spirit of things to celebrate the Year of the Outback with a bush day.

At the same time, they raised $1000 for the Farmhand appeal. The children dressed as country folk and as animals, cared for some real baby farm animals and gave up their usual lunch for some bush tucker, including damper.