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Tim Bull presents Victorian flags to Mallacoota and Cann River Colleges, praises strong school cultureMallacoota and Cann River P-12 Colleges received new Victorian flags from local MP Tim Bull, who praised students' political knowledge and the strong, supportive culture fostered within these small country schools. By news@gippsland - 7th July 2025 - Back to News Mallacoota and Cann River P-12 Colleges now have new Victorian flags after a visit by local State Nationals MP, Tim Bull. Mr Bull spent two days in the far east recently and dropped into both schools to present the flags and chat to students. 
Gippsland East Nationals' MP, Tim Bull, speaks with students at Cann River P-12 College, and recently met with Mallacoota students both in Parliament and at the school Mr Bull said, "At Mallacoota, it was for many a post-Parliament catch up after I met members of the senior school there as part of their recent Melbourne excursion, where we recapped some of the content we discussed when in the chambers. Students at the small Cann River school were on top of their game also, like Mallacoota, showing a good knowledge of the political system." "One of the most pleasing things was to see both schools have a strong culture. The students are happy and confident and look out for each other and I think you get that a lot more in a country town than you do in a metropolitan environment," he said. Pictures from Tim Bull MP website.
Source: www.gippsland.com Published by: news@gippsland.com
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