Missing device helped young girl with hearing problems

By Nicole Cairns
April 21 2015 - 8:33pm
Disappointed: Avoca Primary School principal Michelle Wilson says the theft of the school’s clock sets a bad example for the children. PICTURE: JEREMY BANNISTER
Disappointed: Avoca Primary School principal Michelle Wilson says the theft of the school’s clock sets a bad example for the children. PICTURE: JEREMY BANNISTER
Missing: The outdoor school clock stolen at the weekend was purchased to help Alexandria (directly below the clock), who can’t hear the school bell.
Missing: The outdoor school clock stolen at the weekend was purchased to help Alexandria (directly below the clock), who can’t hear the school bell.

A CLOCK at Avoca Primary School – purchased to help a hearing-impaired pupil who couldn’t hear the bell – was stolen at the weekend. 

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