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St Oswald’s Legends step in style for their 50-year reunion

Classmates reunite after five decades to celebrate friendship

The St Oswald’s Class of 1976 (known as the Limited Edition Legends) and some of their former educators were invited to ‘Step in Style’ to celebrate their milestone 50th anniversary, at New Bali.

They travelled from near and far to reunite with friends. For many, it was meeting up after 50 years!

Friends travel from near and far

The fairytale occasion featured a well-planned programme with social time, fancy cocktails, photo sessions, delicious food, music, fun, laughter and special personalised gifts.

They also paid tribute to their beloved friends and family members who have passed on.

The atmosphere was warm and lively, with friends catching up and reflecting on their personal journeys with good humour throughout the event.

Special guests: Mrs Romilla Mogambery and Mr Moses Mogambery (Maths educator in 1976) with Mr AI Vawda (Physics educator in 1976) and Mrs Fahmeeda Vawda.

A celebration filled with memories and laughter

Everyone looked fabulous and thoroughly enjoyed the photo sessions, proving that age was no barrier to having a wonderful time.

The extravagant selfie mirror was another popular feature, allowing guests to capture stunning photographs as keepsakes of the memorable occasion.

The reunion was a fitting tribute to the enduring friendships formed at St Oswald’s and to the special milestone reached by the Class of ’76.

It was a truly magical and magnificent celebration!

Rosh Sing poses infront of the popular ‘selfie mirror’.

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