Perth, Western Australia (Old Edition) Home News Time Out Letters Write a Letter Special Coverage Walsham Classifieds Search Real Estate Trades & Services Submit About Contact Us Advertising Legal	Pupils in pyjamas pay for the privelege St Hilda's was awash with flannel pyjamas and ugg boots this week as part of a fund-raiser for Princess Margaret Hospital. Photo by Annaliese Frank. For some people, turning up to school in your pyjamas is the plot line of a bad dream. But 600 girls at St Hilda's in Mosman Park wore their pyjamas to school on purpose on Thursday. It was all part of the fun of a project for Princess Margaret Hospital, the organisation chosen by the school's Year 10s as the beneficiary of their fund-raising efforts this year. Laryssa Dowell (16), the school's community service captain, said many students had a strong connection to the hospital because it had helped them, their family or friends. Students, and some teachers, raised about $1200 by paying $2 for their pyjama privileges. BACK TO TOP < PREVIOUS - HOME Copyright © 1999 - 2006 Post Newspapers Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.