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A little piece of Coningsby State School’s history is set to be uncovered this Saturday, with the school opening a time capsule buried by students in 2001.
The community is invited to be part of the occasion, with past students and families especially encouraged to come along and discover what was tucked away more than 25 years ago.
Organised by the Coningsby State School P&C Association, the afternoon will bring generations of the school community together for a chance to revisit the past and see how much has changed since the capsule was buried.
There will also be plenty happening throughout the afternoon, with live music, jumping castles, pony rides, face painting and food available, alongside a festival bar.
The time capsule opening will take place at Coningsby State School on Saturday 14th November from 2pm to 8pm, with free entry.