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Parents rejoice as school returns

Parents rejoiced as they dropped their kids off at school and waved goodbye at the bus stops for the first week of Term 1 in 2021.

“Woo hoo. It’s time to cheer. Oh the immense joy I feel, come this time of year,“ Good Shepherd Lutheran College parent Lisa Lee said.

Good Shepherd Lutheran College had 148 new students enrol in the new year from Prep to Year 11 including two sets of twins, one in Year 7 and identical girls in Year 8.

Students in the junior years said they were excited to see all of their friends again and couldn’t wait to use their new lunch boxes.

A student starting Year 12 said they were a little but nervous but also really keen to start their senior year.

“I can’t wait to get back into training and competition team sports,“ one student said, while another was excited to be performing in the Senior Musical.

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