SKiDs at Rowandale Competition

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As a school a competition was put out to the school to get forms back for a survey Rush from Skids was doing. The first 4 children in each class would receive a free handball. Here are the winners. Fingers crossed we win the pizza lunch and the other goodies that will be ours if we win!! Stay tuned :)

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