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Drillham State School celebrates 125 years

Official proceedings were directed by the Master of Ceremonies Western Downs Regional Council Deputy Mayor Kylie Bourne, a past student and holding the time capsule is Drillham State School Principal Wendy Fergus. (Supplied).
Shelley Logan

The Drillham State School’s 125th was a huge success, with past students, teachers, and staff travelling to take part in […]

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