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Students launch into leadership 

SUCCESSFUL students of the 2024 Young Leaders Program are (back) Ayla Ewing, Year 10, Baimbridge College; Harry McDonald, Year 11, THAAC; Olivia Bell, Year 10, Baimbridge College; Jonathon Beattie, Year 11, Monivae College; Young Leaders coordinator, Janelle Tooley; with (front) Emma Parker and Tiffany Powell, both Year 11, Monivae College. (Absent) Teyah Evans, Year 11, Monivae College. Photo: GLENN GUY.
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GLENELG and Southern Grampians Local Learning and Employment Network (GSGLLEN) together with South West TAFE launched the 2024 Young Leaders Program on Wednesday.

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