There was something for everyone including live entertainment from Lithgow Highland Pipe Band, carnival games and rides, emergency services displays, cake stalls and more.

Students also participated in a white elephant sale, donating their second-hand items in order to raise funds for their school.

The students also took the chance to duct tape their principal Mark Snow to the wall again and did not hesitate to take part in the ‘sponge throwing at teachers’ game.

Cooerwull Public School’s P&C Association wanted to thank those who gave up their time to help set up, run stalls and pack up on the day.

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