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School prepares for historic first formal

St John's Lutheran School's first graduating class is inviting the community to their formal next week. (Front, L-R) - Leilani Beckett, Bridget Eschbank, Maggie Livett, Charisse Dizon. Back: Mr Darren Schmidt, Samuel Richards, Lillian Alexander, Ian Gakuo, Christian Jorgensen. (Supplied)

St John's Lutheran School in Kingaroy is abuzz with excitement as it plans the first formal for its inaugural Year […]

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