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Fashionably formal

Jemma Bates, Grace Floyd, Helena Byers, Olivia Nicholls and Brie Bella at the Year 10 semi-formal.

ST Andrew’s Anglican College Year 10 students celebrated the coming end of the year at their semi-formal last Friday night 2 September.
The event was held at the Ivory Palms Resort and was a chance for students to let their hair down after mid-year exams.

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