Chicken dance: Year 2 student Maya Zito.
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Rechelle Zammit
Orrvale Primary School students showed off their best moves for the annual junior dance festival on Thursday, August 4.
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It was the first time parents and special visitors were able to attend the community event since the start of the pandemic.
Junior students learn and practise a range of new and old dances during physical education lessons before performing in front of teachers and families.
The set list included the Hokey Pokey, Chicken Dance, Stockyards, Cha-Cha Slide, Nutbush and Macarena.
News photographer Rechelle Zammit was there to capture the fun.
Giant steps: Year 2 student Eden Hardie, Year 1 student Blake Bostoncioglu and Year 2 student Lylah Megee-McCabe.
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Rechelle Zammit
Hands in: Year 2 student Liam Sicali.
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Rechelle Zammit
Linked up: Year 2 students Demir Karci and Chloe Ash with Year 1 student Stella Scali.
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All together now: Year 2 student Mali O’Connor.
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Focus: Year 2 student Chloe Lagudi and Year 1 student Skylar Blignaut.
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Cluck cluck: Year 2 student Archer Bennett.
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Keeping the beat: Year 1 student Stella Scali.
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All smiles: Year 1 student Imogen Hopkins.
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Rechelle Zammit
Clapping along: Year 2 student Mѐlah Sular.
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Following along: Year 1 student Isla Markey.
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Rhythm: Year 2 student Deegan Cleary.
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Doing the Macarena: Year 2 student Hudson Smith.
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Get down low: Year 2 student Macie Chapman.
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