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Norwood Primary School teacher Irene looking at old photographs that are part of an exhibition for the Bicentennary celebrations. 1988.

Norwood Primary School teacher Irene looking at old photographs that are part of an exhibition for the Bicentennary celebrations. 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1219

Norwood Primary School students Tammy and Ryan in front of their award winning project on local heritage. Ryan holds up a history he has done on Samuel Muirhead, grandfather of Judge Muirhead. 14th December 1988.

Norwood Primary School students Tammy and Ryan in front of their award winning project on local heritage. Ryan holds up a history he has done on Samuel Muirhead, grandfather of Judge Muirhead. 14th December 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1220

Norwood Primary School students playing a game of hopscotch at the school's colonial sports day. The children dressed up in colonial costume to fit the day's theme. 28th September 1988.

Norwood Primary School students playing a game of hopscotch at the school's colonial sports day. The children dressed up in colonial costume to fit the day's theme. 28th September 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1221

Norwood Primary School students playing on a wooden horse at the school's colonial sports day. Amanda (11) of Paralowie and Naomi (11) of Parafield Gardens dressed up to celebrate Australia's Bicentenary. 5th October 1988.

Norwood Primary School students playing on a wooden horse at the school's colonial sports day. Amanda (11) of Paralowie and Naomi (11) of Parafield Gardens dressed up to celebrate Australia's Bicentenary. 5th October 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1223

Norwood Primary School students Renee (left) and Thao both year 7 painting a wall hanging as part of the Kensington and Norwood Council's Bicentennial project. 11th May 1988.

Norwood Primary School students Renee (left) and Thao both year 7 painting a wall hanging as part of the Kensington and Norwood Council's Bicentennial project. 11th May 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1224

One Tree Hill, Uleybury School Museum. South Downs Primary School Principal Derek Jones pretends to cane six year old Michael Walker. 14th December 1988.

One Tree Hill, Uleybury School Museum. South Downs Primary School Principal Derek Jones pretends to cane six year old Michael Walker. 14th December 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1225

Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Nicole Montana (7) of Elizabeth Downs has a lot to smile about as she conquers the art of old-time ink writing. 14th December 1988.

Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Nicole Montana (7) of Elizabeth Downs has a lot to smile about as she conquers the art of old-time ink writing. 14th December 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1226

Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Sarah Clarke (5) dipping her nib in the inkwell at the museum. 14th December 1988.

Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Sarah Clarke (5) dipping her nib in the inkwell at the museum. 14th December 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1227

Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Sarah Clarke (5) dipping her nib in the inkwell at the museum. 14th December 1988.

Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Sarah Clarke (5) dipping her nib in the inkwell at the museum. 14th December 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1228

Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Children from Elizabeth Downs Primary School with a teacher at the Museum. 14th December 1988.

Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Children from Elizabeth Downs Primary School with a teacher at the Museum. 14th December 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1229

Pines Primary School at Parafield Gardens. Year 4 students with their Bicentennial medals. 10th May 1988.

Pines Primary School at Parafield Gardens. Year 4 students with their Bicentennial medals. 10th May 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1230

Parafield Hills West Primary School students taking part in the Bicentennial Book Week Parade. Photo includes: Scott 8, David 9, Anna 9, Belinda 8, Kelly 8, Tracy 8, Cathryn 8, Alison 8, Aaron 8, and Rickki 8. 21st September 1988.

Parafield Hills West Primary School students taking part in the Bicentennial Book Week Parade. Photo includes: Scott 8, David 9, Anna 9, Belinda 8, Kelly 8, Tracy 8, Cathryn 8, Alison 8, Aaron 8, and Rickki 8. 21st September 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1231

Jasmin Allen with her sculpture at Underdale College Gallery.

Jasmin Allen with her sculpture at Underdale College Gallery.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1006

Sculptor Helen Crawford of Hindmarsh. 16 September 1992.

Sculptor Helen Crawford of Hindmarsh. 16 September 1992.

Messenger Press, 1992, Photograph, B 70869/11761

Art teacher student Ann Hall stands in a sea of string that makes up Cheo Chai Hiang's sculpture on show at the Underdale College Gallery.

Art teacher student Ann Hall stands in a sea of string that makes up Cheo Chai Hiang's sculpture on show at the Underdale College Gallery.

Messenger Press, c. 1987, Photograph, B 70869/1020

Alexandra Goudge and daughter Victoria with their home made Xmas cards.

Alexandra Goudge and daughter Victoria with their home made Xmas cards.

Messenger Press, c. 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1067

Myrtle Bank paediatrician Harry Nash wants to help young asthmatics become winners. 3 December 1986.

Myrtle Bank paediatrician Harry Nash wants to help young asthmatics become winners. 3 December 1986.

Messenger Press, 1986, Photograph, B 70869/381

Iris Nesdale and HMAS Encounter Commander Paul de Groaf. 3 October 1990.

Iris Nesdale and HMAS Encounter Commander Paul de Groaf. 3 October 1990.

Messenger Press, 1990, Photograph, B 70869/382

Jean Winchester (right) with fellow needlewomen (from left) Lillian Strickland, Von Larwood and Melva Sims at work on the wallhanging at Para Hils. 20th July 1988.

Jean Winchester (right) with fellow needlewomen (from left) Lillian Strickland, Von Larwood and Melva Sims at work on the wallhanging at Para Hils. 20th July 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1232

Para Hills East Primary School Year 1 students with Angela Shrubshall on piano and Phil Cummings on guitar practise their Bicentennial songs. 2nd December 1987.

Para Hills East Primary School Year 1 students with Angela Shrubshall on piano and Phil Cummings on guitar practise their Bicentennial songs. 2nd December 1987.

Messenger Press, 1987, Photograph, B 70869/1233

Vicki Ball (5 years old) of Para Hills East Primary School is all smiles while receiving a Bicentennial book from Salisbury Mayor Pat St Clair-Dixon. 11th May 1988.

Vicki Ball (5 years old) of Para Hills East Primary School is all smiles while receiving a Bicentennial book from Salisbury Mayor Pat St Clair-Dixon. 11th May 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1235

Para Hills West Primary School student, Tracy, 8, attended the book week celebrations disguised as an Australian pioneer. 21st September 1988.

Para Hills West Primary School student, Tracy, 8, attended the book week celebrations disguised as an Australian pioneer. 21st September 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1236

Para Hills West Primary School Bicentennial Book Week Parade. 21st September 1988.

Para Hills West Primary School Bicentennial Book Week Parade. 21st September 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1237

SA Director of Lutheran Education Kevin Oster, dressed as a fictitious colonial NSW governor, with students (from left) Kirsten, Renee and Rebecca at the Bicentennial Day at Good Shepherd Primary School, Para Vista. 30th April 1988.

SA Director of Lutheran Education Kevin Oster, dressed as a fictitious colonial NSW governor, with students (from left) Kirsten, Renee and Rebecca at the Bicentennial Day at Good Shepherd Primary School, Para Vista. 30th April 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1238

Year 6 students Elizabeth Barron and Jarrod Schwartz Grade 6 from Good Shepherd Primary School with a display of 1700's household relics. 20th April 1988.

Year 6 students Elizabeth Barron and Jarrod Schwartz Grade 6 from Good Shepherd Primary School with a display of 1700's household relics. 20th April 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1239

Year 6 students Elizabeth Barron and Jarrod Schwartz Grade 6 from Good Shepherd Primary School with a display of 1700's household relics. 20th April 1988.

Year 6 students Elizabeth Barron and Jarrod Schwartz Grade 6 from Good Shepherd Primary School with a display of 1700's household relics. 20th April 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1240

Good Shepherd Lutheran School students Toby (8), Rachelle (11), Emily (12), Trooper Danny (9), Ricky (11), Darren (7), Tracey (11), Julie (11), and Jason (12) raise the Australian flag in true colonial spirit. 20th April 1988.

Good Shepherd Lutheran School students Toby (8), Rachelle (11), Emily (12), Trooper Danny (9), Ricky (11), Darren (7), Tracey (11), Julie (11), and Jason (12) raise the Australian flag in true colonial spirit. 20th April 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1241

Susan and Jarrod have fun with an 1800s horse collar during Bicentennial day at Good Shepherd Primary School, Para Vista. 20th April 1988.

Susan and Jarrod have fun with an 1800s horse collar during Bicentennial day at Good Shepherd Primary School, Para Vista. 20th April 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1242

Paringa Park Primary School students Adam, 5, and Rameth, 10, 'nose' all about the Bicentennary thanks to the school's mural project. 18th May 1988.

Paringa Park Primary School students Adam, 5, and Rameth, 10, 'nose' all about the Bicentennary thanks to the school's mural project. 18th May 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1243

A spanking good time was had by St Raphael's Primary School teacher Christina Primona and student Eugene, 5, during their Bicentennial celebrations. 25th May 1988.

A spanking good time was had by St Raphael's Primary School teacher Christina Primona and student Eugene, 5, during their Bicentennial celebrations. 25th May 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1244