Grass skirt world-record attempt

By Kylie Wood, Festival of International Understanding Coordinator
Updated February 12 2016 - 9:29am, first published 12:00am
To help promote the record attempt, teachers and pupils from Mulyan Public School donned the traditional grass skirt of the Pacific Island for a time-honoured Tongan Dance. From left: Festival Chairperson, Councillor Ruth Fagan, Hannah Stone, Festival Coordinator, Kylie Wood, Rohan Wilson, teacher Gina Baratto, Mackenzie Crook, teacher Kellie Statham, Zoe Browne, Mayor Bill West, Bailey Callaghan, Bailey Beale and Principal John Smith.
To help promote the record attempt, teachers and pupils from Mulyan Public School donned the traditional grass skirt of the Pacific Island for a time-honoured Tongan Dance. From left: Festival Chairperson, Councillor Ruth Fagan, Hannah Stone, Festival Coordinator, Kylie Wood, Rohan Wilson, teacher Gina Baratto, Mackenzie Crook, teacher Kellie Statham, Zoe Browne, Mayor Bill West, Bailey Callaghan, Bailey Beale and Principal John Smith.

Cowra's first-ever World Record attempt will be held as part of this year's Festival of International Understanding; and all you need is a grass skirt!

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