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Doting on their grandchildren

LAST Thursday was the perfect day to celebrate our biggest fans, our grandparents, as part of the annual Grandparents Day event at St Andrew’s Anglican College.
Grandparents and families were treated to a number of student performances before they toured the classrooms to see where their grandchildren learn.
College captain Tyler Kiernan acknowledged the support of all grandparents.
“What makes our time at St Andrew’s so special is the support we receive from our biggest fans, our grandparents. They are always there to nurture us, offer guidance and love us no matter what,” Tyler said.
School principal Chris Ivey said this annual event was about acknowledging the importance of our relationships with grandparents.
“Grandparents Day is about giving thanks and celebrating these important relationships and all the little things our grandparents do for us,” he said.

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