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A clip from Josh Arnold’s latest music video featuring students from Wondai P-9 State School (Photo: YouTube)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

October 10, 2015<\/strong><\/p>\n

Musician and filmmaker Josh Arnold has done it again with his “Small Town Culture” project …<\/p>\n

After making music videos with students at Yarraman P-9, members of the Kilkivan community, and then State schools in the Barambah Cluster he has turned his attention to Wondai P-9 school.<\/p>\n

His music video, “Ignite”, made in conjunction with the University of Southern Queensland, was officially launched at a function at the school on Friday night.<\/p>\n

“Ignite” stands for “Inspire Greatness Now with Initiative Teamwork Encouragement”. It is also the name of the school’s Junior Secondary program which aims to prepare students for senior schooling and life after school.<\/p>\n

Josh said Wondai State School was an inspirational school where students can aspire to great heights.<\/p>\n

“(The video) is part of a new vision to help inspire generations of students in the future,” he said.<\/p>\n

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Some of the students from Wondai P-9 featured in the “Ignite” video (Photo: YouTube)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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