Ringing back history into Invermay Primary: community-led push to restore bell tower

Lucy Stone
February 25 2018 - 10:40am
Ringing: Former student Jim Anderson OAM, Parents and Friends president Carleen Edwards, and Vice Patron of the P&F Merle Sanders with Invermay Primary Principal Tony Brazendale and the school's bell. Picture: Scott Gelston
Ringing: Former student Jim Anderson OAM, Parents and Friends president Carleen Edwards, and Vice Patron of the P&F Merle Sanders with Invermay Primary Principal Tony Brazendale and the school's bell. Picture: Scott Gelston

For many years, the bell at Invermay Primary School tolled loud and clear over the city, calling pupils to their lessons – but it was silenced sometime in the 1960s, and has never rung since.

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Lucy Stone

Lucy Stone

Local government reporter, The Examiner

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