Friendly koala tries to join classes at a Victorian school
A furry Victorian was eager to join the classes at a school in the state's west on Friday morning, providing a delightful surprise for students.
A staff member at Casterton Secondary College, in regional Victoria, captured footage of the lively koala standing on its hind legs clawing at the entrance to a school building, appearing as if it was trying to get inside.
The friendly koala then roamed the school ground as students arrived for the school day.
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Koala at Casterton Secondary College Nine
A staff member offered the koala a drink, while students were kept a safe distance from the animal, a staff member told 9News.
The koala stayed to enjoy the school grounds in peace and quiet once students headed into class, before deciding to move on.
The koala was keen to spend time at the school. Nine/Supplied
A staff member offered the koala a drink. Nine / Supplied
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