The event which has taken place for the past few years, saw the recently selected school leaders for 2021 organise the day along with Youth Minister Bailee Staines.

ll proceeds from the day will be donated to MPS/Hurler Syndrome research.

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Students were in teams of three, four or five and participated in various race activities. Some of the activities included three legged races, bricklaying, food tasting, egg and spoon race and matching the baby photo to the staff member photos.

"It was a really fun day and a big thanks must go to all the staff who helped out on the various activities, especially those staff members who volunteered to be targets in the wet sponge throw; a very popular activity," La Salle school assistant Margaret Doohan said.