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Pride on show at carnival

Noosa District State High School hosted the senior school’s swimming carnival at the Nambour Aquatic Centre yesterday.

Students and staff proudly dressed in their house colours and cheered on their teammates in a variety of events, including an inflatable obstacle course swim, swimming heats and championship finals, house swims, freestyle and a T-shirt rescue relay.

Winners of the swimming heats were invited to compete in the upcoming North District carnival. Successful swimmers from this carnival will qualify for the regional competition.

House pride was on show with the war-cry competition, which was a very loud and close contest among the four houses: Eerwah, Pinbarren, Cooroora and Tinbeerwah.

Nambour Aquatic Centre staff and NDSHS teachers were impressed with the spirit, energy, enthusiasm and the overall outstanding behaviour of all students in attendance.

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