Kevin Hogan (Page, National Party) Share this | Hansard source

Kyogle Public School's Wakakirri performing arts team has progressed to the Queensland state finals at the Logan Entertainment Centre this Wednesday. In a combination of drama and dance, the school performed its piece, Believe in your selfie, the story of an unassuming 10-year-old who is trying to fit in. It was named the best social awareness story award in division 2—one of five schools to make it to the division 2 finals.

I congratulate them and I thank the teachers Taryn Fields, Chiara Cole and Erin Reeves, with the assistance of Bruce Newton, Joy Newman, Barbara Runciman and the 48 students ranging from year 3 to year 6. I will just name those 48 students: Jessica Cox, Dylan Cox, Taja Poulston, Mika Adar, Isabelle Green, James Green, Jessie Keevers, Elexis Webb, Riley Breen, Codie Barnes, Ciska Laahoven, Skyla Lawson, Nate Lawson, Chloe Bolliger, Angus Parker, Piper Parker, Teale Downs, Joanne Murphy, Emily Newton, Jasmine Graham, Crystal Rose, Bridgette Hoffman, Deakin Shutter, Lysten Scott, Tom Moorhouse, Macee Deszecsar, Charlotte Endres, Emelia Nelson, Charisma Morgan-McAnily, Faryn Johnston, Ebony Webb, Aliviah Ord, Lahkisha Walker, Anniqua Baker-Alvos, Cody Baker-Alvos, Roseablla Charles, Hayley Butler, Joshua Parkyn, Brian Paryn, Alydia Murray, Kalahni Spargo, Sean Preito-Clarke, Chloe Zeiler, Ruby Hill, Joe Nettleton, Jordan Clark, Elana Smith and Tyson Clark—I congratulate you all.

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