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G.Y.C 18 MARCH 2021 news
G.Y.C
Student & Family
INFORMATION
Speed Limits
A reminder to students and parents - the speed limit on each
campus is 10kmph.
Student drop off and pick up points should not impede traffic flow
or access to campus car parks.
Dates to GYC IT Helpdesk
If students are having ICT issues or parents are having problems
remember accessing PAM please contact helpdesk@gyc.tas.edu.au our
friendly IT staff are ready to help!
MARCH
Meals on Wheels Easter Cheer
18 SATIS Cricket Final
Meals on Wheels is looking for Easter Egg Donations and our
19 Winter Sport sign-up due Faith in Action classes intend to wrap up a small bag of eggs with
a cheery Easter message to over 300 Meals on Wheels clients in
23 SATIS Swimming Carnival the greater Hobart area. This where the Guilford Young College
community kicks in to help – please consider purchasing when you
23 Bond University QLD visit
are next at the supermarket and leave Easter Egg donations at
26 Year 12 Leavers Hoodie final the Campus Office of your campus so that we can get wrapping.
day for payment /order Thank you in anticipation. We wrap up the activity on Friday 26
March to deliver during Holy Week.
28 Palm Sunday
31 State Basketball Finals
Bond University- Gold Coast - Visit
APRIL Vanessa Lea from Bond University will be visiting the Hobart
campus on Tuesday 23 March. She will be giving a lunch-time
presentation about study options, scholarship opportunities and
2 Good Friday student life on campus! The session is at 12.30pm in the video
2 Term break commences conferencing room in J block. For more information contact
Deb Winton - Pathways and Careers Counsellor
3 Easter Saturday
4 Easter Sunday
Year 12 Leavers Hoodies
21 Term 2 commences The time has come for Year 12 students to order Leavers
Hoodies!
There are three steps you need to take to order your hoodie:
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Student & Family
• Pay $55.00 at the office. Retain your receipt.
• Try on hoodies at the office to select your preferred size.
• Find your email from Mr Brownless and click on the order form link. You will need your receipt
number and preferred size to complete the order.
Important notes:
• Before submitting the order form check all details are correct. We cannot reorder hoodies due to
student errors in ordering.
• Cut-off date for orders is Friday 26 March and orders entered after this date will not be accepted.
• Students who do not comply with the Colleges’ Uniform Policy may receive their hoodies at a later
date after the general distribution.
• Please see your Tutor Teacher if you are concerned about payment.
If you have any questions please contact your Tutor or Head of House.
Director of Organisation - Mrs Haneveer
UCAT Test
Are you currently studying in Year 12? Are you considering a career in medicine OR dentistry? If you have
answered yes, then you may need to sit a compulsory entry exam known as UCAT (Undergraduate Clinical
and Aptitude Test) before you can apply for certain universities.
The UCAT ANZ is a two-hour, computer-based test which assesses a range of abilities identified by
universities as important to practicing in the fields of medicine and dentistry.
For More information go to https://www.ucat.edu.au/ or contact Deb Winton the Pathways and Careers
Counsellor
ARC (Hobart and Glenorchy Academic Research Centres)
We welcome all students to the ARCs on each campus, we are open each day until 4pm and would love to
see you here for study or chilling out. We are here to help you with any research and referencing enquiries.
Ed Sianski
St John’s Church at Glenorchy is hosting the final speaker in their Lenten series on Wednesday 24 March.
Ed Sianski was born in Germany and migrated to Australia with his family after WW2. He has been a
teacher and a librarian with a great interest in matters of faith and spirituality. For many years he was in
charge of the Resource Centre at the Catholic Education Office. His family life has been affected by issues
of addiction, mental illness and dementia. He has been a member of Alcoholics Anonymous for 27 years.
He will speak about alcoholism as a way of the cross for both the alcoholic and the whole family. AA is a
spiritual program with much to teach us all.
7 pm, St John’s Church, Bowden St, Glenorchy, Wednesday March 24. ALL WELCOME.
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Ministry
Faith & Mission
GUZMAN HOUSE GLENORCHY JUST ACT We have been fortunate enough
to be the only College in Tas-
LITURGY – Glenorchy Just Act Committee mania that has presenter, Mike
ACKNOWLEDGES ST are bringing hospitality to the Fitzpatrick run our retreat days
PATRICK’S DAY Glenorchy campus community and he has visited GYC every
through the provision of a hot year for 20 years. He is a brilliant
Yesterday students and staff drink as the mornings begin to musician, skilled presenter and
were able to acknowledge the get colder. We are also launch- in high demand. Please encour-
Patron Saint of Ireland on St Pat- ing our ‘Did you know?’ board, age your son or daughter to be
rick’s Day, 17 March. St Patrick’s which the group plans to use to aware of the need to wear GYC
Day is always a welcome break focus on a variety of issues as sport uniform (if you have one)
from Lenten fasting and was a they arise during the year. Build- or comfortable casual clothes
good opportunity to acknowl- ing awareness of good actions by for movement and present at the
edge the 200-year long con- people in the community is im- following times and places next
tribution of the Irish sisters and portant to the group, as is raising week. Attendance will be taken at
brothers to Catholic Education awareness of community organ- each session and breaks will be
in Australia. It was a great cele- isations that assist young people as per normal school day.
bration of Guzman House ably with everyday issues. Harmony
led by Head of House, Mrs Bron- Day and Bullying No Way! are Tuesday 23 March - All day in the
wyn Moran and Guzman House the focus for this fortnight. “We PAC at Hobart - Year 11s - Hobart
student leaders. The feast over- are an inclusive and welcoming Campus
lapped quite nicely with the Guz- society we stand in solidarity with
man House Liturgy of the Word. Wednesday 24 March - All day
diversity – as it makes our cam-
Guzman House has St Vincent de in the PAC at Hobart - Year 12s -
pus a better place to be.
Paul as its charity, and we en- Hobart Campus
joyed the visit of Melitta Hopkins Thursday 25 March - All day in
(Youth Co-ordinator – South) and the Bosco Theatre - Year 11s -
Simon Terhill from St Vincent de Glenorchy Campus
Paul to focus our energies around FOCUS DAYS -
the enormous need in our local Friday 26 March - All day in the
NEXT WEEK
community. Bosco Theatre - Year 12s - Gle-
Next week is going to be a great norchy Campus
week to renew your focus and
HARMONY DAY – meet as a year group.
Everyone Belongs It is a school-based requirement Cross Campus will continue as
of your enrolment in a Catholic per normal, classes for students
On Friday 19 March our College
School that students study a not on Focus Day on that day
community is acknowledging
Religious Education subject in will wear their school uniform
the importance of inclusion and
Year 11 or Year 12 and students and have classes as per normal
celebration of multi-cultural-
attend a retreat day once a year. timetable.
ism and diversity. Our students
in Faith in Action classes, VET, We work very hard to make that
Active Volunteering, Just Act and experience age appropriate and
Modern Language Society have respectful of where you are at as
all collaborated to plan a fun filled a diverse group. These minimum
lunch celebration on the Hobart requirements will be recorded on
Campus. students Graduation Certificate.
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Ministry
HOBART CAMPUS –
Class Masses
RE classes at Hobart Campus
VET Information
have been enjoying celebrating
Mass with our college chaplain, 228 students are currently enrolled in Vocational Education
Father Fidelis - in our beautifully and Training courses at Guilford Young College. All of these
renovated chapel – the Chapel of students are required to complete work placement as part of
St Virgil. Father Fidelis has been their course.
gently guiding students through
the celebration, providing an Last year due to COVID, many of our students missed out on
opportunity for students to the important opportunity to participate in work placement.
engage with and fully understand Modifications were made to their assessments to allow them
the Catholic tradition and ritual of to fulfil the requirements of their course, however work place-
celebrating the Eucharist. Thank ment provides so much more than just the completion of a
you to the many students who qualification.
have volunteered to read at Mass,
This year we are striving to ensure all VET students can com-
you have done a wonderful job.
plete work placement. If you in a business that would be in the
We also look forward to Father
position to provide workplace opportunities for students, we
Fidelis visiting RE classes at
would love to hear from you. Our areas of training included:
Hobart campus to get to know
Aged Care/Nursing, Automotive, Business, Construction, De-
the students in a more informal
fence, Early Childhood, Engineering, Hospitality, Sport Coach-
setting.
ing and Tourism.
Please contact Jane Milburn jmilburn@gyc.tas.edu.au
Uncle Dougie Mansell -
Visit to GYC
We are looking forward a visit
next week from highly respected
Aboriginal Elder, Uncle Dougie
Mansell. Uncle Dougie is also
a musician and artist, and will
visit both Hobart and Glenorchy
Campuses. His visit coincides
with our Aboriginal Spirituality
unit taught in Religion and
Society 2. We are delighted to
welcome Uncle Dougie to GYC.
Mrs Simone McManus
Ms Kylie Sullivan
Directors of Faith and Mission
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Sports News
Important Dates regattas in three consecutive
weeks. The two penultimate
events included the Tasmanian
State Cricket Final Schools Regatta. This Regatta
March 18 and 19 for our GYC students is the most
competitive regatta with many
SATIS Swimming Carnival Hobart schools competing in all the
Aquatic Centre various boat types.
Tuesday March 23.
Boys Tasmanian Schools Rowing
Basketball State Finals Championships Results
March 31 Gold captained by Dom White
have continued to dominate the Congratulations to the following
Term 2 Winter Sport GYC rowers who performed very
sign-up cut-off March 19 roster defeating Hutchins 2nds
84-43 and GYC Red 103-48. GYC well at the Tasmanian Schools
Blue lost to Hutchins 1st Team 59- Rowing Championships on the
44 but defeated Friends 1st Team weekend.
Tennis 58-51. GYC Red also had a win After coming 1st in their heat
GYC had a tough game against with defeating Friends 72-67. in the Double Scull, Angus
an experienced Collegiate side Paynter and Jarrod Connolly
but followed up the week later won the final to become the U19
with a strong performance Men’s Tasmanian Double Scull
against Fahan winning 5-33 to 1-7. Champions. Angus also came
The Girls Tennis Team have been 2nd in the Single Sculls Final and
having a lot of fun and improving Jarrod 4th. Unfortunately, Tom
their skills with each game. Oliver and Harry King just missed
The Boys 1st Tennis Team have out in qualifying for the Final after
continued to play with great finishing a very strong second
enjoyment and there is certainly a in their heat. The Schoolboys
lot of fun being had on the courts. Open Four rowed by Tom Oliver,
They had a very close encounter Harry King, Sam Woodhouse and
against Friends narrowly losing 3 Jordan Woods finished 5th in the
games 24 rubbers to 3 games 19 Final.
rubbers. The Schoolgirls Open Four rowed
by Ursula Harris, Chanel Forster,
Anabelle Raymond, Ella Triffett
Basketball and coxed by Chloe Mead also
had success on the water after
Girls 1st coming a very pleasing 2nd in
GYC had a great win defeating their heat, they qualified for the
Fahan 54-11. final and finished 4th. The same
crew finished 6th in the Quad
Girls 2nds GYC lost to SMC in
Final. Anabelle and Ursula came
a tight game 31-25. There is
4th in their Double heat. Their
one final game remaining in Rowing composite Eight also qualified
the season to determine the
for the Final. It was a fabulous
premiership. The Rowing season has been
weekend for all our rowers.
extremely busy with three school
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Head of the River been really pleasing to see Harry, which will be at the Hobart
Tom and Jarrod all coach and Aquatic Centre on Tuesday March
be fabulous role models for the 23.
It has been an amazing success younger St Virgil’s College rowers.
story for this team of GYC Girls Team:
rowers Chloe Mead, Chanel The College wishes Angus Annabelle Raymond (Captain),
Forster, Annabelle Raymond, Paynter, Jarrod Connolly and Sam Rickwood, Mary Clingeleffer,
Ella Triffett and Ursula Harris. Ryan Browning for the upcoming Kelsea Cano, Olivia Smith and
Chris Harris from Uni Rowing participation in the Australian Caitlin Woolley.
Club has coached this highly Championships from 22 - 28
Boys Team:
dedicated group of girls to make March. Angus will be competing
Max Giuliani (Captain), Rufus
improvements every time they in the Light Weight Four, U21
Bresnehan (Vice-Captain), Josh
have competed, and Saturday Single Sculls and U19 Pair. Jarrod
Wylie, Hunter Wright, Oliver
was no exception. They improved is competing in the Youth Eight
Pooley, and Gabriel Sinclair.
their time by 14seconds in their and U19 Double and Ryan is
Quad and finished in the middle competing in the U19 Four and
of all the crews. They were just U19 Four U19 Eight. Best of luck Placings
as impressive in the Four. Their to all the GYC rowers with their
commitment to training and to future rowing endeavours. Open Girls
rowing in general has been a 4x50m Medley Relay:
testament to their passion and Swimming - Southern A Raymond, S Rickwood, M
respect for each other and to SATIS Swimming Carnival Clingeleffer, K Cano 3rd
their coach. Their maturity and
50m Mixed Freestyle (combined)
commitment to the rigging and
Guilford Young College had Multi-Class: Caitlin Woolley 2nd
de-rigging of the boats has been
outstanding. In the Division 2 twelve students competing at 50m Breaststroke:
Double, Chanel and Annabelle the Hobart Aquatic Centre in Olivia Smith 2nd and Anabelle
came 3rd place. the Southern SATIS Swimming Raymond 3rd
Carnival on Thursday 11 March.
The swimmers were led by 100m Freestyle:
experienced and well-organised Sam Rickwood 2nd
captains Max Giuliani and 50m Butterfly:
Anabelle Raymond. There were Sam Rickwood 3rd
some outstanding results from
everyone in the team. 50m Backstroke:
Sam Rickwood 2nd
There were many highlights of
the day with Max coming away 4x50m Freestyle:
with 1st place in four events, A Raymond, S Rickwood, M
he had a great day with clearly Clingeleffer, K Cano 3rd
For a few of the GYC male rowers,
dominating three of his individual
the Head of the River saw their
races. Other highlights included
final row for school rowing. Tom
fantastic team results in the
Oliver and Harry King who have
Medley and 50m freestyle relays.
rowed together for six years
Caitlin Woolley and Gabriel
came third in their double in
Sinclair also had great races in
the Division 1 race while Jordan
the Multi-Class Freestyle.
Woods and Sam Woodhouse,
both Year 11 students finished The College looks forward the
first in the Division 2 event. It has State SATIS Swimming Carnival
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Open Boys Cricket Winter Sport
4x50m Medley Relay: (written by Mr Peter Di Venuto)
Students have already had the
M Giuliani, J Wylie, H Wright, R opportunity to express their
Bresnehan 2nd The 1st XI Cricket Team finished interest in a variety of winter
50m Mixed Freestyle (combined) their final home and away sports. At this stage, the below
Multi-Class: Gabriel Sinclair 1st game with a draw, after rain list winter sporting teams will
forced the abandonment of the be finalised over the remaining
50m Freestyle: game against Scotch College weeks in Term 1. It is critical that
Max Giuliani 1st and Josh Wylie in Launceston. GYC were in a students make the most of the
3rd vulnerable position after being opportunities and ensure they
50m Breaststroke: dismissed for just 130 runs. respond accordingly. Teams are
Rufus Bresnehan 2nd Sebastian Brown continued his entered based on student interest
solid lower order form to top level and the following sports will
100m Freestyle: score with (26). Joe Kelly (24) be available:
Max Giuliani 1st and debutant Sam Banks (19)
50m Butterfly: got the team off to a flyer before
Max Giuliani 1st Banks was dismissed with the Girls 1st and 2nds Netball, Boys
score on 32 in just the 6th over. 1st AFL, Girls 1st AFL, Boys 1st
50m Backstroke: Will Sartori (17) and Kelly moved Soccer, Boys 1st Hockey, Girls 1st
Max Giuliani 1st the score along to 62, however Hockey, Boys 1st Basketball, Girls
4x50m Freestyle Relay: despite the efforts of Brown and 1st Basketball, Boys Water Polo,
M Giuliani, J Wylie, H Wright, R Skipper Lachlan Rowlands (15) Girls Water Polo, Badminton,
Bresnehan 2nd GYC were bowled out with 15 Squash and Volleyball
overs still remaining.
The three points guaranteed top
Shields Congratulations to Max Giuliani
spot and the right to host the
for his performance at the recent
Boys Senior Shield: 1st place final in Hobart. With matches
State Swimming Championships:
falling the way of the Hutchins
Girls Senior Shield: 3rd place School, they manage to secure Max Giuliani once again swam
Co-Ed Senior Shield: 1st place second place in a replay of last exceptionally well at the State
year’s final. Swimming Club Championships.
He dominated in the freestyle
The State Final will be played
events coming 1st place in the
this Thursday and Friday at
17-18 age category in the 100m,
Hutchins War Memorial Oval. Play
200m and 400m events. He
will start at 10.30am both days
continued his winning ability by
and conclude at 5.30pm. We
coming 1st place in the Open age
would like as many supporters as
category in the 50m, 100m and
possible at the game, particularly
200m Freestyle, and contributed
after school concludes each day.
to the winning success in the
4x100m and 4x200m Free relay
and 4x100m Medley.
Mrs Mel Brown
Sport Coordinator
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G.Y.C Outdoor Leadership Glenorchy’s Outdoor Leadership class travelled up to the Walls of Jerusalem last week for a three-day hike. The trail started out with a devastating uphill section that had us all sweating but once we reached the top of the plateau the boys cruised all the way to Dixon’s Kingdom campsite below Mount Jerusalem. A group of brave pos- sums threatened all of our food, but only Ella Kirk’s banana was lost. Day two involved climbing Mount Jerusalem and Solomon’s Throne, before stopping for a quick photo op at the Pools of Bethesda. The students were so quick over the first two days that we were able to squeeze Arm River Falls, where we were fortunate enough to see a wild platypus, and Liffey Falls also on the final day. Mr Brodie Jeavons Outdoor Leadership 10 G.Y.C news | 18 MARCH 2021
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Design in
Metal
Make a metal project, use sustainable/recycled
materials they said! Oscar Barratt has taken on
this challenge and produced a fantastic metal dog
utilising car parts. It is always wonderful to see
materials reused to create something new. Oscar
has received several requests for larger sized dogs
for the Art Department and one for the children
to climb on at Playgroup – maybe a new small
tMHFA
business opportunity?
Mrs Jane Milburn
Teen Mental
Head of Faculty VET
Health - First Aid
This term has seen a roll out of the first of our
tMHFA courses to some Year 11’s and our student
leaders. This 3.5 hour course was developed in
response to research indicating that young people
have a preference for sharing problems with their
peers. tMHFA gives our students the skills they need
to recognise and help with mental health problems
and crises in their friends, and to get the support of
an adult quickly.
Youth Mental
Health First Aid
In addition to teen Mental Health First Aid, 51 staff
at GYC – teachers, teacher aids, canteen, library
and admin staff – undertook Youth Mental Health
First Aid (YMHFA) training in 2020. Youth MHFA
is a 2-day, evidence-based course about mental
health problems that emerge in adolescence (12-18
years). It teaches adults how to assist young people
who are developing a mental health problem or in a
mental health crisis. Staff learned about adolescent
development, the signs and symptoms of the
common and disabling mental health problems in
young people, where and how to get help when a
young person is developing a mental illness, what
sort of help has been shown by research to be
effective, and how to provide first aid in a crisis
situation.
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STUDENT These six domains are a simple way of presenting a complex con-
cept. There are significant interrelationships between the domains
and services, including schools, are focused on improving outcomes
WELLBEING across multiple domains. We have a strong commitment to your
child’s wellbeing and everything we do throughout the year will be
directed towards that.
We are well into first term and our If you are interested in reading more, the Tasmanian Government
new Year 11s are finding their way, Child and Youth Wellbeing Framework can be accessed at
our returning Year 12s are settling
1-Tasmanian-Child-and-Youth-Wellbeing-Framework-Web.pdf
back in. There has been quite a
(strongfamiliessafekids.tas.gov.au)
bit of activity and your sons and
daughters may have made you
aware of some of it. At the heart
of all that we are doing for our
students is concern for their well-
being. We know that wellbeing
influences the way that children
and young people interact with
others and their environment.
We know that when a child has
a strong sense of wellbeing they
will be more resilient and more
THE DRUG EDUCATION
NETWORK EDUCATION
able to approach their interac-
tions with others in a positive and
optimistic way. They will learn
better, be healthier, happier and
more confident. (DEN) VISITS
Last week was the first of the visits to GYC by the Drug Educa-
The Tasmanian Child and Youth tion Network (DEN) who will present to all House groups in House
Wellbeing Framework (the frame- Community time throughout the year. The DEN is a non-govern-
work) provides a definition of ment organisation funded to deliver a range of health promotion,
child and youth wellbeing. prevention, and early intervention programs to reduce the harms
associated with alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) use across
Wellbeing is the state where a Tasmania. They discuss different types of drugs and their effects,
child or young person feels loved deliver some key safety messages for students around how to
and safe; has access to material look after themselves and their mates including harm minimisation
basics; has their physical, mental approaches. Students can ask questions via an anonymous survey
and emotional health needs met; and this enables a “myth busting” aspect to address any miscon-
is learning and participating; and ceptions that may arise.
has a positive sense of culture
and identity. While these are just one-off sessions for students, evidence indi-
cates that ongoing communication and learning from within the
This definition is based on these school community is best practice for dealing with alcohol and
six ‘domains’ and is inspired other drug issues. We will endeavour to keep the conversations
by The Nest, a national, evi- going around the use of alcohol and other drugs and Tutors have
dence-based initiative on child been provided with resources to engage with the topic further and
and youth wellbeing developed distribute to the students.
by the Australian Research Al-
liance for Children and Youth
(ARACY).
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Below is a link to the Alcohol and Drug Foundation website and an
excellent resource called the drug wheel. This contains accurate and
up to date information about drugs and their effects.
Chess
https://adf.org.au/insights/drug-wheel/
The DEN also have comprehensive resources for parents and
guardians.
https://www.den.org.au/resources/
If these presentations raise any concerns for your son/daughter please
News
do not hesitate to contact a member of the counselling team to Oscar Breslin (R3) competed in the
discuss. Tasmanian State Chess Tournament
in Launceston over the Labour Day
Long Weekend.
New Booking This was a highly competitive
tournament with some experienced
System
players competing for the champi-
onship. Oscar finished at equal 9th
place in the championship with 4
wins and 3 losses over three long
Recently we have introduced an online booking system for counselling days of competition. This is an
appointments. Information about this has been distributed to students excellent from one of Tasmania’s
and families by our Principal, Mr Deayton. The link is located on SIMON promising young players. Congrat-
under ‘Student Links’. This booking system will provide students with ulations, Oscar!
a simple, efficient, confidential and more contemporary way to make
appointments. Students can now look at the Counsellor’s availability at GYC students (and staff) are very
both campuses and book a time. They will receive email confirmation welcome to join The Hobart Chess
immediately and an email reminder the day before (unless appoint- Club. The club meets in the Ho-
ment is made same day). The appointment will also be added to the bart Campus Library every Mon-
student’s Outlook calendar and a reminder will pop up from there. day night at 5.30pm. Tournament
Whilst the booking system will be the preferred way for students to games after 6.30pm for experi-
make appointments, Counsellors will be available to attend to students enced players.
in a crisis or if they were to drop by and the Counsellor is free. Contact
with Counsellors via email remains an option. Free online coaching is available
As always, we welcome contact from parents. for students -
Tuesdays for
Sonya Bacic – Glenorchy Campus – sbacic@gyc.tas.edu.au beginners and
Susan McArdle – Hobart Campus - smcardle@gyc.tas.edu.au Thursdays for
Ebony Thurlow – Glenorchy and Hobart Campuses - ethurlow@gyc. experienced
tas.edu.au players.
Sonya Bacic
Counsellor/Director of Student Wellbeing
Our Student Leaders
On Friday 5th of March, our GYC Student Leaders joined students
from across Tasmania to attend the ‘Youth Leadership Academy Aus-
tralia’ Conference in Hobart. It was an engaging and interactive day
which armed our Leaders with practical skills to use in their positions
of leadership within the College.
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