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School leaders welcomed

SUNSHINE Beach State School welcomed its new school leaders for 2015 at an assembly on Friday.
Inspired by Principal Ms Easey’s speech on Fiona Wood, famous for helping burns victims with her ‘spray-on skin’, the leaders enthusiastically accepted their roles for the year.
School leaders, sports leaders, cultural leaders and student councillors were also introduced at the assembly and will make up Sunshine Beach State School’s comprehensive leadership group.
Two cultural leaders and two sports leaders from each house – Eagles, Kookaburras, Magpies and Seagulls – were inducted as well as a councillor from each class.
School leader Sasha said she had always wanted to be a school leader, ever since she saw leaders on stage when she was in Prep.
“I feel honoured to be a school leader and a role model for the younger students,” she said.
The leaders were cheered on by fellow students, parents and carers and members of the wider school community.

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