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School expo shines a light on community services

Cecilia AllenSound Telegraph
Student Nazir Habbull, 8, enjoys the petting zoo.
Camera IconStudent Nazir Habbull, 8, enjoys the petting zoo.

Parents and families enjoyed a variety of activities at Leda Primary School last month for an annual expo.

The Leda Community Expo aims to strengthen the links between agencies and services in the Kwinana area and the school community.

More than 30 agencies and organisations from the area from a variety of sectors attended the expo to provide information and support to families.

The event was hosted by the Kids Matter Committee, which is an initiative of the Principals Australia Institute.

Some of the organisations in attendance were Kwinana Police, Mission Australia, the Australian Navy and Hope Valley firefighters.

Mathea Short, 4, of Leda.
Camera IconMathea Short, 4, of Leda.
Kat Lindsay, from the City of Kwinana, and Ellery Pongos, 4, of Wellard.
Camera IconKat Lindsay, from the City of Kwinana, and Ellery Pongos, 4, of Wellard.
Blake, 4, and Kiara Cossington, 6, of Leda, enjoy participating in some arts and crafts.
Camera IconBlake, 4, and Kiara Cossington, 6, of Leda, enjoy participating in some arts and crafts.
Gilmore College students Ranesch Mahkalithas ,12, and Jayden Hodges, 12, showcase robotics to Leda Primary School students.
Camera IconGilmore College students Ranesch Mahkalithas ,12, and Jayden Hodges, 12, showcase robotics to Leda Primary School students.
Student Millie Warbrick, 5.
Camera IconStudent Millie Warbrick, 5.
Students Mathew Quinn, 12, Shelby Tedd, 7, with firefighter Kip Allen.
Camera IconStudents Mathew Quinn, 12, Shelby Tedd, 7, with firefighter Kip Allen.
Seaman Brian Trvong, and seaman Christian Moyers, from the Royal Australian Navy HMAS Striling.
Camera IconSeaman Brian Trvong, and seaman Christian Moyers, from the Royal Australian Navy HMAS Striling.

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