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Biggest Morning Tea: Coburn pupils taste fund-raising success

28/05/2013

Coburn Primary School pupils Gloria and Suliana (pictured) and teacher Candice Saunders enjoyed tucking into some tasty treats for a good cause last week. The school raised $600 via its first Biggest Morning Tea fund-raiser. Parents also showed their support for the Cancer Council by tucking in.

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