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21 Aug 2024 • By Staff Reporter Share:

These Te Kūiti Primary school youngsters celebrated a series of placings at the GymFest event in Te Awamutu earlier this month. Pictured from left were Sarah Woodney, Paige Jones, Pypah Morrison, Tess O’Halloran, Taimana Edwards, Niamh Last, Chloe Woodney and Ava Edwards. More than 150 Waikato and King Country students took part in the gymnastics competition.

These Te Kūiti Primary school youngsters celebrated a series of placings at the GymFest event in Te Awamutu earlier this month. Pictured from left were Sarah Woodney, Paige Jones, Pypah Morrison, Tess O’Halloran, Taimana Edwards, Niamh Last, Chloe Woodney and Ava Edwards. More than 150 Waikato and King Country students took part in the gymnastics competition.

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