2. - Holy Spirit College
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yOUth OF thE yEAr - cOrriMAL LiONs cLUB<br />
On Wednesday 17th November two Yr 10 students from the <strong>College</strong> participated<br />
in the annual Lions Youth of the Year Competition.<br />
Breana Macpherson-Rice and Jozo Frankovic were individually interviewed<br />
by a panel of esteemed community members and later on in the evening delivered<br />
a prepared speech and answered impromptu questions.<br />
Both students spoke extremely well and were a credit to themselves, their<br />
families and the <strong>College</strong>. Jozo Frankovic was announced the winner of the<br />
Public Speaking section and declared the Overall Winner for the evening. He<br />
will go on to represent us at the regional finals in February 2011.<br />
Congratulations to both students and our best wishes to Jozo for the Lions<br />
Regional Finals.<br />
Robyn Fletcher English Coordinator<br />
NEWs FrOM thE cArEErs/VEt OFFicE<br />
Year 12 News<br />
We congratulate Nikita Karr (pictured left) on winning a $25,000<br />
scholarship to study at Billy Blue Design school in North Sydney.<br />
Nikita worked hard to produce a design brief specifically for the<br />
scholarship application. This was in addition to her major works<br />
for Visual Arts and Design and Technology.<br />
What a great achievement!<br />
Another winner this year is Joshua Mallon-Pleace who won the Trainee of the Year<br />
award at the Illawarra VET awards recently. Joshua has been a Hospitality trainee<br />
at Murphy’s Bar and Grill. He has completed Cert II in Hospitality along with his<br />
HSC and has been offered a chef’s apprenticeship for 2011. We look forward to<br />
dining at his restaurant in the future and wish him well. Congratulations on your<br />
achievement.<br />
While Year 12 students await their HSC results, those not university bound have<br />
been working towards their futures in other areas and many have scored apprenticeships<br />
in such fields as construction, fitting and machining, horticulture, defence<br />
forces and RTA. Congratulations to you all. You have done yourselves, your parents<br />
and <strong>Holy</strong> <strong>Spirit</strong> proud.<br />
Cathy Maitland Careers/VET Coordinator