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What now? Gunge, that's what!

Whanganui Chronicle
29 Nov, 2006 12:46 PMQuick Read

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WHAT NOW GUNGE TIME: At St Marcellin School yesterday What Now television presenters Charlie Panapa and Serena Cooper gunged Year 4 and 5 teacher Jane Boyle.
Ihaka Te Paki was caught up in the action.
The 25 children in the class entered, and was one of the schools throughout New Zealand that won What Now's 25th birthday Design a Poster competition.
They had to draw their kind of party: the games they wanted to play and the foods they wanted to eat.
Fish 'n' chips were the main, and the desks groaned with all kinds of sweets, cake, biscuits and juice.
Eating a block of chocolate with a knife and fork was sure to raise the sugar levels and noodle tag on the playing field ran off some of the children's energy.
The whole school turned out for the morning's highlight ? gunging Miss Boyle.

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