Education

In a generous show of support for local traditions and remembrance, Marilyn Kilinsky has donated a stunning piece of metal ANZAC artwork to Daylesford College. The donation was prompted by the outstanding participation of Daylesford College captains and vice captains at the recent ANZAC Day services.

The state government has provided funding for schools across Victoria to ensure that they are well-prepared for the upcoming bushfire season by providing grants to slash vegetation growth and reduce the risk of fire. Six local schools will benefit from the funding.

A number of organisations are offering university and TAFE scholarships to assist local students in their post-secondary education. Some of these have closing dates which are approaching. If you are a year 12 student, you should check your eligibility and consider applying.

Early learning centres in Daylesford will benefit from the state government’s Building Blocks grants designed to to upgrade and improve early learning spaces.

More than 50 children from three local primary schools joined together to take part in environmental activities to learn more about the biodiversity of Cornish Hill and to build knowledge and skills to care for these spaces.

Reconciliation Week in Hepburn Shire focused on young people to educate our children about Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander histories, culture, and country.

The Crew from Daylesford College launched Live4Life Hepburn last week. The event was a wonderful celebration bringing together members of the community, and partnership group including CHRH, Hepburn Shire Council and Youth Live4Life.