Orrvale Primary School Foundation students celebrated 100 days of learning on Friday, July 25, by dressing up as if they were 100 years old.
Wigs, glasses, walking canes and frames saw the students embracing the milestone with creativity and humour.
There were plenty of giggles and grins behind their ‘aged’ faces as they engaged in ‘100-themed’ activities.
News photographer Rechelle Zammit was there to capture the fun, showcasing the joy and charm behind the wholesome celebration
Foundation student Maggie Gledhill is sparking colourful creativity with 100 different coloured shapes.
Foundation students Isaac Norman, Braxton Barton and Ryder Ahearn are celebrating in style.
Foundation students Braxton Barton, Ryder Ahearn and Theo Parris dressed in style with cheeky smiles.
Orrvale Foundation students and staff knew the assignment and dressed accordingly.
Foundation student Harrison Mackrell also dressed in style.
Foundation student Ava Lubke creating 100 paper chains.
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