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A Magical Primary Disco

The annual Primary School Disco returned on Friday 8 May, transforming the School Hall into a world of imagination with this year’s theme, Witches, Warlocks and All Things Magical.

From swirling capes and pointed hats to mystical creatures, students embraced the full magical spectrum in creative and colourful costumes. The dance floor came alive under the lights as a DJ kept the energy high and students enthusiastically showed off their best moves.

 

A large group of children in colourful costumes dance and play under vibrant lights at a lively Primary Disco party, surrounded by magical hanging decorations, balloons, and banners in a festive, crowded indoor space.
A smiling child in a shiny, sparkling disco costume and large sunglasses holds a balloon whilst standing on a colourful, illuminated dance floor at a magical party with other children in the background.
Two children in magical costumes stand indoors; the boy wears glasses, a black robe, and holds a wand, while the girl sports fairy wings, a white dress, and spectacles. Other people are visible in the background at the Primary Disco.
A woman in a tiara smiles whilst having her nails done at a brightly lit nail station, surrounded by others—her manicure sparkles with Primary Disco vibes as nail varnish bottles and tools glimmer under the desk lamp.
A woman wearing glasses and a name badge paints a young girl's face at a well-lit table, with fairy lights and a dark background creating a magical, festive atmosphere.
A man wearing a wizard hat and orange waistcoat smiles while holding a young girl dressed as a princess at a Children's Party, both posing for the camera. In the background, people work at a table, also wearing fancy dress.
A young child with curly hair and tiger face paint smiles and raises their hands playfully indoors at a magical disco, wearing a dark polo shirt. The background shows other people and colourful lights in a dimly lit room.
Three people wearing orange vests and witch hats smile at a table with bottles and nail varnish, suggesting a magical Hallowe’en-themed craft or nail art activity. Décor and costumes in the background enhance the festive atmosphere.
Two smiling women in Parents & Carers vests stand behind trays of food at a Primary Disco event, wearing aprons, gloves, and name badges. The bright indoor space features red-checked tablecloths for the magical evening.
Three children in colourful primary costumes, including a panda hat, fairy wings, and a tiara, smile and eat hot dogs at a magical indoor party with disco lights and decorations sparkling in the background.
Two young children stand side by side, smiling. One wears a green and black striped shirt with fairy wings and holds a magical star wand; the other is dressed in a red ninja costume with a mask. They appear to be at a festive primary event.
A smiling child in a magical prince costume and gold crown stands next to a woman with long dark hair in an orange waistcoat. They are posing happily at a primary school disco event, with shiny tinsel curtains sparkling behind them.

 

 

For our younger students from Kindy to Year 3, the Disco took place during school hours, ensuring they could join the fun in a familiar setting. Later in the afternoon, it was time for students in Years 4 to 6 to enjoy their own magical celebration, bringing the Hall to life for some hours of dancing and laughter.

A selection of favourite treats kept everyone fuelled throughout the festivities, with hot dogs, fresh fruit and popcorn enjoyed by students across both sessions.

Events like the Primary Disco continue to be a much-loved tradition in the School calendar, providing students with an opportunity to connect, celebrate and create joyful memories together.

Thank you to our dedicated P&C for organising this special event, to the parent volunteers who supported throughout the day and afternoon, to Primary staff for their supervision and care, and to the ICT and Facilities teams for their assistance with the setup and pack down.

 

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