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AFTER seven months of rehearsal, Years five and six students at St Agatha’s School in Cranbourne took to the stage last week in the Robert Blackwood Hall at Monash University, Clayton, in a performance of Walt Disney’s Mulan.
Other students made up the crew, and deputy principal and producer Andrew McDermott said “rave reviews” had been coming in ever since the production.
“The children at our school are elated – excited to retell and relive the moments of Tuesday night. You can see the confidence and satisfaction on their faces due to putting on a truly successful and entertaining evening.”

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