MC Lana interviewing some of the Prep students at the Cowes Primary School end of year concert.
The School Choir performed at the end of year concert.
Preps on stage at the end of year concert, attended by close to 2000 people.
One of the MCs, Mr Duyker interviewing Zara and Kalani as part of the Cowes Primary School end of year Music Concert.
Cowes Primary Year 4's performance.
Year 5's on stage at the end of year concert at Cowes Primary School.
Room 18 Year 6 performing "Bye Bye Bye" by NSYNC as part of the end of year concert at Cowes Primary.
Room 17 Year 6 performing "Smooth Criminal" by Michael Jackson for the end of year concert at Cowes Primary.
Year 5's in action at the end of year concert at Cowes Primary.
Year 3 putting on a show at the end of year concert at Cowes Primary.
Jameson drumming at the Cowes Primary School Music Concert.
Year 2 in action on stage.
Preps took to the stage.
Room 16 Year 6 performing "Uptown Funk" by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars, for the school concert.
Cowes Primary School's end-of-year Music Concert was a spectacular celebration, drawing close to 2000 people to enjoy an unforgettable evening of music, community, and festive cheer.
The night began on a high note with a wonderful performance from the school choir under the guidance of Alice Hurst.
"The students were absolutely brilliant, taking to the stage with confidence and enthusiasm," said the school spokesperson.
"Every student had the opportunity to perform, and their dedication and energy made their families and teachers incredibly proud.
"Special thanks go to Mr Fox for his outstanding efforts in organising the event, ensuring it all came together seamlessly.
"A huge thank-you also to the teachers and ES staff who supported students and worked behind the scenes to make the night such a success.
"The evening wouldn't have been the same without the incredible work of Mr. Duyker and Lana, who kept the crowd entertained as our fantastic MCs. Their energy and professionalism ensured the evening flowed beautifully."
Cowes Primary School is deeply grateful to the Phillip Island Fire Brigade and Westernport Water for their generous support, which added so much to the night.
With perfect weather and the joyful sound of Christmas carols ringing through the air, the concert was a wonderful celebration and certainly a night to remember.
