- Sydney school of Barcelona terror victim Julian Cadman celebrated his life
- St Bernadette’s Primary School at Lalor Park held ‘Be a Superhero for Julian’ day
- School asked students to dress up for donation to raise money for Julian’s family
The Sydney school of Barcelona terror victim Julian Cadman has celebrated the young boy’s life by encouraging students to dress up as their favourite superhero.
St Bernadette’s Primary School at Lalor Park in Sydney held ‘Be a Superhero for Julian’ day on Thursday.
The school asked students to dress up for a gold coin donation to raise money for Julian’s family.
St Bernadette’s Primary School at Lalor Park in Sydney held ‘Be a Superhero for Julian’ day on Thursday
The Sydney school of Barcelona terror victim Julian Cadman has celebrated the young boy’s life by encouraging students to dress up as their favourite superhero
Students at the school said they would always ‘remember Julian’s positivity’
Julian, who was a fan of superhero Iron Man, was separated from his mother Jom during the van attack on Las Ramblas in central Barcelona last month.
He was one of 13 victims killed in the terrorist attack.
Speaking to 9 News, St Bernadette’s principal Phillip Kapitanow said Julian was a typical seven year old.
‘He loved dressing up with his mates, just having a great time and enjoying life,’ she said.
Students at the school said they would always ‘remember Julian’s positivity.’
A Gofundme campaign has been set up to raise money for Julian’s mother Jom who was critically injured in the attacks.
Over $250,000 has been raised so far.
The school asked students to dress up for a gold coin donation to raise money for Julian’s family
Julian was one of 13 victims killed in the terrorist attack