McClelland College Interact Club Recognised by Frankston City Council

We are incredibly proud to share that the McClelland College Interact Club has received a letter of congratulations from Frankston City Council recognising the outstanding success of our 2026 Colour Fun Run.
The event brought together more than 200 participants and raised over $5,000 for the Peta Murphy Breast Screening Unit, an incredible achievement for our students and school community.
Council praised the passion, leadership, teamwork and community spirit shown by our Interact Club students, highlighting the positive impact young people can have when they come together to support an important cause.
A special mention was also made of Ayla Pearce-Fox for reaching out to Council and sharing the initiative, as well as for the leadership and enthusiasm shown throughout the event.
Congratulations to everyone involved! This recognition is a wonderful reflection of the hard work and dedication of our Interact Club and the incredible support from our wider school community.

