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Harvey community shows its true colours

Harvey-Waroona Reporter

People from all over Harvey showed their true colours in support of Harvey Primary School’s Colour Fun Run on February 24.

School P&C president Jon Adams said the fundraising event was a great success.

“The event was an awesome day,” Mr Adams said.

“Both Nola Marino and Robyn Clarke took part and actually cut the ribbon to start the day.”

Speaking just after the event, Mr Adams said the colour run had kick-started the association’s fundraising target to purchase equipment necessary for the school’s new technology subjects.

Holly and Amanda Collins, and Trezna Elrick from Remix DanceFit after leading everyone in a warm-up before the Colour Run.
Camera IconHolly and Amanda Collins, and Trezna Elrick from Remix DanceFit after leading everyone in a warm-up before the Colour Run.

“We raised a whopping $4158.50 on the day and have the sponsorship money to come,” he said.

“I am hoping for over $7000 by the end – all of which is going to our digital technology project.”

Mr Adams said businesses, community groups and individuals all pulled together to make the day a success.

Holly Adams jumps for joy after completing the run.
Camera IconHolly Adams jumps for joy after completing the run.

“It’s unusual to find something where both parents and kids can muck around and be stupid together, this was perfect,” he said

“The movie in the evening, Despicable Me 3, was a perfect ending to a great day, the weather was warm and the crowd was happy.”

Jarvis Haunold and Neo Nortega show their true colours.
Camera IconJarvis Haunold and Neo Nortega show their true colours.

Murray-Wellington MLA Robyn Clarke donated a bike for a competition for the students. Each student was given a ticket into the draw for every $20 of sponsorship.

The winner will be announced on Friday.

The total funds raised from the event was $6331.07.

More pictures from the event:

Jorja Plant, 11, Gianna Bacich, 11, Lilly Adams, 9, and Holly Adams, 10, enjoy some popcorn at the movie night.
Camera IconJorja Plant, 11, Gianna Bacich, 11, Lilly Adams, 9, and Holly Adams, 10, enjoy some popcorn at the movie night.
Jacqui Adams sells popcorn and fairy floss at the movie night, the third she has organised for the school.
Camera IconJacqui Adams sells popcorn and fairy floss at the movie night, the third she has organised for the school.
Jade and Zara Houston, 4, of Perth, and Indi Haunold, 4, of Harvey, are cool and colourful after the run.
Camera IconJade and Zara Houston, 4, of Perth, and Indi Haunold, 4, of Harvey, are cool and colourful after the run.
Matilda Cumbers, 9, and Georgia Taylor, 9, with Forrest MHR Nola Marino.
Camera IconMatilda Cumbers, 9, and Georgia Taylor, 9, with Forrest MHR Nola Marino.

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