Slime time at Orrvale Primary School colour run

By Aaron Cordy

ORRVALE Primary School cut laps to raise money for new sports equipment when they held their first-ever colour run. Decked in white, the students from foundation to grade six ran two laps around an obstacle course where teachers took their revenge and dashed the kids in coloured powder or sprayed them with water guns.

COLOUR RUN… Orrvale Primary School held their first-ever colour run to raise money for new equipment. Students from foundation to grade six ran laps around a pop-up obstacle course where teachers covered them in coloured powder. Photos: Aaron Cordy

A challenge was set to reach $30,000 for the Principal Adam Brennan to be slimed, which the parents banded together to raise over $38,000 for the school. Despite some smooth talking from Mr B, he was coated in green slime to the delight of students and parents watching on.

SLIME TIME… after raising more than $38,000, Orrvale Primary School students got to slime Principal Adam Brennan. The excited students cheered as thick green slime coated the unimpressed Mr B. Photo: Emma Harrop

The event was a massive success thanks to all the work of teacher Stacey Karolidis and hopefully will find its way onto the school calendar next year.

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