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Milestone for Warwick school

Warwick State High School will celebrate 100 years of public education this weekend.
As one of the first six secondary schools to open in 1912 in regional Queensland, this centenary is a momentous historical occasion.
All past and present students, staff (teaching and non-teaching), parents, families and friends are invited to participate in the celebrations, which are to be held from May 4 to 6.
For further information, email centenary@warwickshs.eq.edu.au, phone (07) 4666 9222 or go to the website www.warwickshs.eq.edu.au/

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