It’s a zig-zagged row of school kids, each in their blue and white striped uniforms, looking at the camera. Most of them smiling.
Then, in the back row, second from the right, there is a small girl.
She is not looking at the camera. She is not smiling. She is looking away. Her mum says she is “looking lost”.
Her mum is Sally Faulkner, who was jailed in Lebanon earlier this year after kidnapping her two children Lehala, six, and Noah, three, from their father’s custody.
“This photo right here!!!!!! Found on the school page. This was enough to break me into a million pieces today,” Faulkner’s caption reads.
“I miss you Lahela. I hope you were looking out the window dreaming of the moment you and your brother come home and are truly happy again. I just want to cuddle you and never let go.
“Don’t be sad baby. Please don’t be sad. One day I’ll make this right and you will know that your mummy never gave you up. #surflebanon #parentalalienation #tookthebreathrightoutofme”
The story of Faulkner and her children is heart wrenching.
Faulkner's ex-husband, Ali Elamine from Lebaonon, left Australia with the two kids in May, 2015 for a short holiday - a holiday that Faulkner had consented to.
A few days later, Elamine told Faulkner "plans [had] changed" and that Lehala and Noah were not coming home.