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Fully prepped for school

SCHOOL is back in style at Mossgiel Park Primary School.
Prep students were welcomed with open arms this week as they started their first day at the Endeavour Hills school.
There were smiles and packed lunched all around as the students started the new school year.
It comes after 34 students from the school were awarded with a certificate for a 100 per cent attendance rate last year.
There were five students in different year levels who had attended school every day since their prep enrolment.
This included Charlie, a student from year six last year, who didn’t miss one day during her entire stint at primary school.

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