WET weather didn’t dampen the spirits of Cranbourne Secondary College students at their annual athletics carnival last month.
Students of all ages dressed in their house colours flocked to Casey Fields on Thursday 28 March to run, jump and throw and compete against each other in a range of track and field events.
News photographer STEWART CHAMBERS was there to catch all the action.
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