On Friday 29th June 2018 approximately 110 students from Year Three to Year Six represented Our Lady of Lourdes at the Dance Fever Interschool Competition at Homebush.
They performed the formal dances of the Samba and Waltz and then participated in the whole school showdance competition where they performed against a number of other schools. All students represented our school with pride and won a number of individual ribbons as well as the Year Four Trophy and the prestiges Show Dance Trophy. It was a very successful and enjoyable night for all.
Our Lady of Lourdes Primary Seven Hills
www.ololshills.catholic.edu.au
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