Change of preference feature to help students
Monday's News will feature a Change of Preference 2012 guide to higher education, which profiles several local VCE graduates. Here, Mooroopna's Lindel Speedy speaks to The News about her VCE experience.
Lindel Speedy is among the many Goulburn Valley VCE graduates relishing the respite from exams while waiting for their results.
A one-year student exchange in Japan during Year 10 held the Mooroopna teenager in good stead to fast-track VCE Japanese in Year 11.
She studied physics, chemistry, English literature, maths methods and history revolution during Year 12 this year.
Lindel, 18, is quietly confident of achieving a high ATAR score and said her first preference was to study science and chemical engineering at Monash University.
“Last year’s ATAR score was 92,” Lindel said.
“If my ATAR isn’t high enough, my back-up plan is to do a science degree and move into chemical engineering.”
Despite completing an extra VCE subject, Lindel said effective time management helped her balance study and a healthy social life.
“I stayed on top of my studies during the week and left any social stuff for the weekends.
”I went to lots of 18th birthdays and got my licence. It’s been a great year.”
Warm donations
Goulburn Valley Health’s renal patients have seven new hand-sewn quilts to call their own.
Mulwala marching on to finals
The winning form continued for the Mulwala seniors against Deniliquin at Lonsdale Reserve on Saturday.
Hospital open day
The Tatura Hospital and Parkvilla Aged Care Facility, part of Goulburn Valley Health, held its annual June Hospital Collection and Open Day on Sunday with a small crowd in attendance.
Shires step back from C4EM
Murray and Campaspe shire have decided to withdraw membership from Committee for Echuca-Moama.
Kart championships come to Rochester
Rochester Motorsport Complex will host the third round of the Golden Power Series karting championships on the weekend.
Tourism booklet for Ky
Kyabram’s first tourism booklet is to be launched in late September.
Brand new buildings open for students
Seymour College P-4 students delight in their new surroundings.
Region split
Berrigan and Jerilderie Shires will be in separate state electorates if boundary redistributions announced on Monday come in to effect.
Health service seeks community feedback on plan
Heathcote Health is finalising its service plan.
Sporties boss celebrates the big 30
Barooga Sports Club chief executive officer Greg Ryan recently celebrated 30 years of service surrounded by friends, family and past and present staff.
Heath Blacks 'true' message
Former AFL player Heath Black sent an inspiring message to Deniliquin youths last week.
Pest threat on abandoned orchards
Goulburn Valley fruit growers may face a battle against pests and diseases this season as growers hit by SPC Ardmona’s fruit cutbacks abandon their orchards or can’t find money to properly maintain them.
Morris Evans Wing celebrates
The Morrie Evans Wing at Benalla and District Memorial Hospital held a rocking 35th anniversary party last week.
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