The Tewantin State School’s Easter Parade is back for another year with junior school students once again making their way down to the Tewantin CBD to pass out Easter eggs to shopkeepers and the public on Thursday 30 March. The school band will proudly lead the eager well-wishers.
This long-held tradition is one of the many traditions held dear to Tewantin State School students, staff and teachers as members of one of Queensland’s oldest primary schools.
Old hands at Easter fun
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