Wear my PJs to school? Yes please!

By Zoe McMaugh

Jul 5, 2022

Oodies, monster claw slippers, and bed hair are not common sights in the playground at St Michael’s School Deniliquin, but Friday was a special day.

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The school hosted its annual PJ Day, which raises money for and awareness of homelessness in the community.

Students, staff and parents enjoyed a barbecue breakfast in the playground to start the day.

Millie Thompson, Amelia Armytage and Ava Thompson.

For the honour of wearing their PJs, students made a monetary donation.

They also brought in items to donate to the Winter Appeal, including clothing, bedding and non-perishable food items.

All donations will be utilised by the St Vincent de Paul and Vinnies Services to support district community members who need extra support.

Charli Shone-Perry, Ellie Davis, Fiona Waters and Pia Shone-Perry.

Vanessa McKay and Molly Barnes from Vinnies Services with Katherine Rourke, Harry Hillier, Sarah Tritton and Marc Braybon.

Hunter Dunn, Ryan Bulmer and Bailey Cabral.

Gracie Vilimovsky, Liam Davey, Lara Scroop-Davey, Chloe Marshall, Claire Menadue, Sophie Bulmer and Jett Genoff.

By Zoe McMaugh

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