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Junior leaders

BAYLES Regional Primary School has selected its junior school councillors for 2009.
Peers and teachers voted in male and female representatives from Grades 2 to 6.
The leaders will oversee and organise events and school fundraisers throughout the year.
This includes the popular annual event Bayles Has Talent, a competition which encourages students to perform and share their talents.
The councillors will organise and adjudicate the competition.

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