Students at a Greenfields specialist school were in the driver’s seat to view a range of classic and creative cars during a visit from Variety WA.
Participants of the 2024 Creative Car Cruise, an annual fundraiser that raises money for Variety WA to support children who are sick, disadvantaged or living with a disability, stopped at Riverside Education Support Centre last week.
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READ NOWStudents were able to get a close look at the bevy of 19 new and vintage cars, from a sleek 1963 Porsche to a big black limited edition Harley-Davidson Ford pick up truck.
Principal Jim Douglas said the Creative Car Cruise’s visit to the school meant a lot to the students.
“It’s days like these that for our staff and as a principal make it all worth while,” he said.
“Seeing the kids all smiling, interacting with the cars and mixing with the car owners, it’s beyond education.”
The cruise saw drivers travel through Mandurah, Pemberton, Bunbury and finish at Serpentine on Sunday with their classic, special edition and muscle cars.
