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Events - 2015

Daniel Harford - Winner of the  5-8 Year Old Category in the 2015 Young Archies Awards

Young Archie 2015


What fantastic news for Dapto Public School on the weekend, with the announcement of this years' winners of the Young Archies, the school age section of the Archibald Prize. 

This year we achieved some amazing results with three finalists out of the ten chosen in the national competition, being Dapto Public School students!!

Our finalists, Daniel Harford and Mia Davis from 2M as well as Sophie Jones from 5N were invited to the presentation at the Art Gallery of NSW on Saturday, where the announcement was made. We are incredibly proud to say that Daniel was declared as the WINNER of the 5-8 years category. 

This is a massive achievement for Daniel and our school and we are sure that this will be a lifelong memorable event for him and the other finalists. 
Well done Daniel!

Daniel from 2M

Daniel and his sister Kasey on the front cover of the Mercury
Image: Printed with Permission - Fairfax Media 2015 , Photos - Quentin Jones
Daniel and his sister Kasey in front of his winning painting
Image: Daniel chose his sister Kasey as his painting 'subject' "because my sister sticks up for me and protects me!"
Mia Davis a finalist in the Young Archie 2015 in front of her artwork
Image: Mia Davis stands proudly in front of her artwork

Year 5 and 6 visit Dapto High School for MADD Day Performance

Waiting on the grass
Image: More images in the Year 5 and 6 visit Dapto High School for MADD Day Performance gallery

Class 1N and 1F car designs

Car design by year 1 students
Image: More images are in the Class 1N and 1F car designs gallery

Year 4 Botany Bay excursion

Year 4 at Botany Bay
Image: More images are in the Year 4 Botany Bay excursion gallery

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