Oscar Wren, Georgia Seignior, Poppy Armytage, Hugo Murphy, Bailey Cabral, Zoe Bartlett and Ted Wren.
Friday was the final day of Term 3, AFL grand final eve, and a big day of footy fun for St Michael’s School Deniliquin.
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The school’s annual Footy Colours Day event was held at Hardinge St Oval, with all year groups taking part and proudly showing their team’s colours.
After arriving at the ground students took part in a rotation of footy drills in groups until noon.
The students were even fortunate enough to get tutelage from several young local footballers - including a quartet of the Deniliquin Rams thirds from the Murray League under-17s football premiership winning side.
Following the skill drills, the longest kick competitions and students versus parents/carers matches took place.
Participants enjoyed a sausage sizzle lunch put on by the volunteers and teachers, with best on ground awards for each of the games also given out.
Stella Butcher, George Pisasale, Maggie Burge, Cooper Farley, Theo Beal, Lola Aitken, Aysha Bartlett and Milly McBurnie.
Maeve Shields, Sassy Martin, Ruby Menadue, Vinny Gow, Reggie Freeman, Jasper Foley, Mia Thomas, Knox Sartore and Jakub Ravago.
(Back, from left) Reggie Seignior, Laityn Treble, Henry Marshall, George Fellows and Evaniya Anna Ebin; (front) Hugo Leech, Avery Evola and Henry Lowe.
Maggie Burge, Aysha Bartlett, George Pisasale, Gideon Van der Berg, Stella Butcher and Cooper Farley.
The St Michael's Year 5 students at Footy Colours Day.
Kindergarten students with four of the Rams under-17s premiership players.
Students from all different age groups came together for the skill drills.
There were footy colours of many different varieties on Friday.
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