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PJ party raises cash for charity

Tyla, Shaedyn, Shana, Danielle, Tilara and Susan put on their pyjamas for a worthy cause at Nar Nar Goon Primary School on Friday. Tyla, Shaedyn, Shana, Danielle, Tilara and Susan put on their pyjamas for a worthy cause at Nar Nar Goon Primary School on Friday.

NAR Nar Goon Primary School students turned up to school in their pyjamas last Friday.
But when it came to raising money for a worthy cause, nobody was asleep on the job.
A pyjama day at the school raised money for the Homeless, not Helpless campaign, which supports families and children faced with homelessness.
Students arrived in their PJs and donated a gold coin to the campaign.
They enjoyed a breakfast organised by the school’s parents and friends association.

>>>See page 26 for more pictures.

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