Glenice Miller and grandson Felix Drmota, 3. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough Times
More than 250 people attended Our Lady of the Cape Primary School’s Mother’s Day breakfast on May 11, allowing students to spend the morning with mums and grandmas while dads and husbands took on the kitchen and the dishes.
Organised by the school’s parents and friends committee, the breakfast exceeded expectations and left not a single seat empty in the entire hall.
Kiana, 6, and Jane Sambrook-Poluin. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough Times
Glenice Miller and grandson Felix Drmota, 3. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough TimesChristine van Ranzow and grandaughter Lakey Thompson, 6. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough TimesXavier, 5, Rohan and Lachlan, 8, Hayhow. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough TimesFlynn, 7, Rogan, Keenan, 5, and Madi, 8. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough TimesKiana, 6, and Jane Sambrook-Poluin. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough TimesHeather and Zoe, 5, Starr. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough TimesAshleigh and Boh, 5 (today), McLaren. Credit: Sarah Ison Busselton Dunsborough Times
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