In Photos: The Evzones attend ANZAC Day school assembly at Oakleigh Grammar

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The Greek Presidential Guard have attended an ANZAC Day commemoration assembly at Oakleigh Grammar in Melbourne today.

Following the ceremony, the Evzones marched proudly through school grounds as young children watched in awe and amazement.

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