A long-lived tradition of Cooerwull Public School came back on Tuesday, June 19, with infants students attending the school’s annual ‘Frolic’ at Lithgow High School’s packed-out auditorium.
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TRADITION: Cooerwull School Frolic in 1981.
The students have been practicing a mix of traditional bush dances and newer routines (like the ‘Macarena’) to perform at the Frolic, as well as preparing some eye-catching costumes.
The high school’s hall was packed-out with spectators, some who had participated in the Frolic during their school days.
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