Graduation for Year 10 Youth Opportunities Crew
(Front row L-R): Simon Hennessy, Kyle Baro, Kiara Workman, Zoe Patakakis & Evie Gamlin.
Last week, Port Lincoln High School proudly recognised the achievements of fifteen of our incredible Year 10 students who successfully completed the nine-week Youth Opportunities Personal Leadership program, with a graduation ceremony at the Port Lincoln Hotel.
Throughout the program, these students have shown remarkable dedication, developing invaluable skills in leadership, resilience, and goal setting, as well as mastering tools for personal growth and positive communication.
We are incredibly proud of their efforts and the way they have embraced the challenges and opportunities presented to them. Their commitment to building their confidence and shaping a brighter future is truly inspiring.
Thank you to all staff, family and friends who attended to share in their success and celebrate this fantastic achievement.
~ Ms. Angela Perin & Ms. Nicole Jurgens (Youth Opportunities Program Facilitators)
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