St Brendan's Primary School pupils are putting their best foot forward to help Australian farmers. All of the Dunnstown school’s 35 pupils have been gearing up for the 12.5 or 6 kilometre run of their lives – all in the name of getting hay bales to drought stricken farmers. Parents and friends committee spokeswoman Eleanor Dash said $1 from every fun run entry will be donated directly to the Burrumbuttock Hay Runners to help drought affected farmers facing hardships by donating their time, trucks and hay.
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“Given we are situated in a small farming community, it gives children an understanding of how important it is to help farmers affected by drought,” she said. The run will be held on Sunday March 6 from 8am at 1 Ti Tree Rd Dunnstown. For more details: mountainoffunrun.com/