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The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 438 537

Address: 189 Kent Street 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.dukeofed.com.au

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25.01.2022 The 2020 Global Week to Act4SDGs, on September 18-26, is a joint call to action for everyone leaders, citizens, organizations, and institutions- to commit to make this a Turning Point for People and Planet and put the Goals at the heart of their recovery plans, to use the next ten years to deliver all the Sustainable Development Goals, together. #WORLDREADY #Act4SDGs #TurnItAround

25.01.2022 If you have finished your Award or are too old to start dont fret, there are still so many ways for you to be part of the Award Community and one of them is to be an Award Leader. https://dukeofed.com.au/delivering-the-award/award-leaders/

25.01.2022 You might know that all Award Participants volunteer for their Award but did you know that over 275,000 hours of volunteering were devoted by Australian Award Participants. https://dukeofed.com.au/about-the-award/statistics/

25.01.2022 Josh's mission: to collect 50,000 brand new pairs of socks for the homeless. By doing this he will be able to give 2 pairs of socks to every homeless person in his home state of Victoria. In order to achieve his goal, Bronze Award Participant Josh created 2 Pairs Each a charity to help him broaden his reach and be able to collect more and more socks for those in need. Why is he doing this?... Josh decided to do some research on the internet to find what the biggest need of homeless people was. He was shocked because he thought their biggest need would be a house. It was not. It was being safe. The second biggest need was being warm: they found it hard keeping their feet warm. As of his last update (12/8/20) The current number of brand new socks handed out to those in need has reached: 29,524 pairs! Read the rest of his story here: https://dukeofed.com.au/story/2-pairs-each/ Follow his page here: 2 Pairs Each To help or donate click here: https://2pairseach.com.au/how-to-help/ Australian Air Force Cadets Duke of Ed Victoria

25.01.2022 "The best part about conducting the award at home is to have the opportunity to explore the new ways to conduct these activities in an online environment rather... than a face to face interaction" Congratulations to Bob Qian from Australian Army Cadets who is persevering and working towards his Gold Award Journey during Covid-19 and becoming #worldready and #readyforournewworld

25.01.2022 Congratulations to Year 12 student, Lauren Ivory, who has just completed her Gold Award!

25.01.2022 Hear from Lara from Kardinia International College about her experience of being a YAL (Young Award Leader Program run in Victoria). YALs are passionate and motivated role models who positively contribute to the success of the Duke of Ed Program within their school or organization. The hours they spend assisting their Award Leader or strengthening the Award at their school/organisation counts towards their Voluntary Service activity or their Skills activity.

25.01.2022 "The hardest part about completing my Award from home is that I am unable to complete my Adventurous Journey and Residential Project, however it has given me an awesome opportunity to plan a great journey for when restrictions are lifted." Although Joey Scout Leader Hannah is in Victoria and can only plan her AJ at the moment she is not letting it get her down but is using the Award as a way to keep focused and stay motivated. https://dukeofed.com.au//hannahs-award-story-ach...ieving-go/ Duke of Ed Victoria

24.01.2022 Congratulations to our PCYC Gold Coast members who have achieved their respective Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award recently: Silver Felicity L Bronze... Zoe K, Saskia U They all have been very focused on their Awards and have impressed by how efficiently they did their plans, volunteer sourcing and record book entries, as well as their high standard of effort in their activities. Their adaptability and willingness to fit in new activities due to the social restrictions were also key factors in attaining their Award.

23.01.2022 The #COVID19 pandemic has taken a heavy toll on mental health and shown that more than ever, we need to look after ourselves and each other. Today is #WorldMent...alHealthDay and this year's theme is #MoveForMentalHealth. During lockdown in Australia, Olivia practised boxing from her home, which she says helped to keep her mind and body healthy. "Even though we all are going through a tough time right now I have found the Award as a way to distract me from it. Being able to do an activity that you enjoy can really take your mind off of things that may be stressing you out and keeps you busy." Olivia’s boxing is a positive reminder to us all to get moving and stay mentally healthy. What positive change can you make on #WorldMentalHealthDay?

23.01.2022 The Big 6 Youth Organizations will host a youth-led discussion considering what it takes to mobilise young people at scale in the context of the Decade of Action. Young people care deeply about social causes, but their insights and experiences must be heard if we are to achieve greater impact together. This session will share insights on how to mobilise a generation of young people for the SDGs. Australian Bronze, Silver and Gold Award holder, Melanie Tran, a Youth Representa...tive, UX Designer and Social Entrepreneur will be speaking as part of the panel. WHEN: September 24, 14:30 15:15 EST (GMT-5). WHERE: Register here - live.sdgactionzone.org/registration.php Join the conversation using: #SDGActionZone #ForPeopleForPlanet #WORLDREADY

22.01.2022 Are you a Bronze, Silver or Gold Award Holder? Join the GAAN today. Network locally and globally and stay connected with #IntawardAlumni and ideas that empower young people to be #WORLDREADY Sign up to the Global Award Alumni Network platform here: https://alumni.intaward.org/

22.01.2022 We want to hear from you! How do your Award Activities help you achieve SDG no.3 Good Health and Wellbeing? Click here to tell us: https://www.tfaforms.com/4850692 Click below to find out more:... https://dukeofed.com.au/act4sdgs-achieving-sdg-no-3-throug/ See more

22.01.2022 PART 2 Silver AJ - 14-16 August Mt Barney National Park Felicity, Tvisha, Ryan, Andy, Cassie, Joshua, Nia, Blake, Lily and Sophie worked very well together i...n completing one of their silver AJs in mid-August. They had the challenges of managing through a very wet first night and second morning that caused a change of route plan for the second day. Much was learnt about packing and hiking in wet weather, but the option provided new highlights, including spectacular views. Rock-hopping on the final day and the friendship of the group were more major highlights. Thanks to Ray for volunteering as a supervisor. Four of this group should achieve their silver Award very soon, with another four doing so towards the end of the year. See more

22.01.2022 Thank you to all of our Award volunteers! https://dukeofed.com.au/ready-for-our-new-world/

21.01.2022 As a result of doing the Award 91% of Award Participants said they felt challenged. https://dukeofed.com.au/ready-for-our-new-world/

21.01.2022 PART 1 Silver AJ - 14-16 August Mt Barney National Park Felicity, Tvisha, Ryan, Andy, Cassie, Joshua, Nia, Blake, Lily and Sophie worked very well together i...n completing one of their silver AJs in mid-August. They had the challenges of managing through a very wet first night and second morning that caused a change of route plan for the second day. Much was learnt about packing and hiking in wet weather, but the option provided new highlights, including spectacular views. Rock-hopping on the final day and the friendship of the group were more major highlights. Thanks to Ray for volunteering as a supervisor. Four of this group should achieve their silver Award very soon, with another four doing so towards the end of the year. See more

21.01.2022 We are having a massive sale on our bucket hats! https://www.dukeofedstore.com.au/products/288468

20.01.2022 To read some stories and interviews from young people who are striving to achieve the Award, click below. https://dukeofed.com.au/resources/award-stories/

20.01.2022 As countries and communities come to terms with a new normal, young people in particular face exceptional change and uncertainty. Having reset so much in our lives during this pandemic, as we move forwards the biggest challenge we all face is trying not to leave anyone behind. - HRH, The Earl of Wessex #WORLDREADY

20.01.2022 "I was very exited to complete my Silver Award hike with my friends until I got very sick and had to miss out on my hike with them. Later I had to re-schedule and do it without anyone that I knew. Not only did my hike then get postponed through fires and floods but also COVID happened. Finally after months of was able to complete my silver. I was very nervous when I found out I had to do it alone but now I have come to the conclusion that I was able to meet lots of great peo...ple and have heaps of fun." -Maxine R What a great perspective by Maxine from YouthAdvance Australia! @YouthAdvanceAustralia

19.01.2022 It is wonderful to see Duke of Ed volunteer Jean from Kirwan State High School receive an Australian Government Certificate of Appreciation for Australian Volunteers 2020 in recognition of all her hard work. The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Queensland

19.01.2022 "Few can say they have completed an Adventurous Journey while completing Year 12. Fewer can say they received an Award for one during a global pandemic". Amazin...g to see what Young People are still achieving during this turbulent and challenging time. We couldn't be prouder! https://www.corowafreepress.com.au//adventurous-cobram-stu

18.01.2022 Every year Award Participants worldwide, devote over 7 million hours of Voluntary Service to their community!

18.01.2022 Spectacular weather for the Year 9 Duke of Edinburgh Adventurous Journey today. The students walked from Otford to Garie with determination and a great attitude.... Track conditions were diffficult for half the walk, with ankle deep mud in parts! The group saw dolphins and a wallaby and successfully cooked their own lunch. Thank you to Mr Grant for his organisation and supervision of the journey. The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Australia See more

17.01.2022 This year, the United Nations set out to ask the world; what are your hopes for your future? Over 1 million people spoke up. This is what they said: www.un.org/UN75 #UN75

17.01.2022 Nick, a silver Participant from Cobram & District Specialist School on the benefit that completing multiple has had for him. The impacts of the Award only grow ...as you progress further. Now is a great time to get your Participants thinking about continuing their Award Journey and the impact that could have for them #worldready See more

16.01.2022 Young people are not only rising to the challenge, but also leading the way. https://dukeofed.com.au/ready-for-our-new-world/

16.01.2022 We are almost 1000! Join the GAAN today and get connected with other #IntawardAlumni all around the world To join the network click the link in bio! #WORLDREADY... https://alumni.intaward.org

16.01.2022 We're gearing up for UN SDG Action Week 22-24 September! Their programme is stuffed full of fantastic seminars and workshops. Check out the full line-up below and be sure to sign-up for some of the talks!

16.01.2022 Celebrating a 2020 WA The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Australia Holder, Gerhard van Wyk from Churchlands Senior High School. Congratulations on your achievement and to being #WORLDREADY #churchlandsshs #dukeofedaus #dukeofedwa #awardswa

16.01.2022 We are having a massive sale on all our bucket hats! https://www.dukeofedstore.com.au/products/288468

15.01.2022 A touching mini-documentary titled "More than Horse Therapy" explores the impact horse therapy has had on Gold Award Participant Jean-Louis from SA. "My son is a Silver Award Holder that is now participating in his Gold Journey. If it were not for his Duke of Ed journey, this film would never have happened. The skills(technology) and volunteering(working with horse) the silver skills(horsemanship) and the photography and videography of the gold. Please vote and share to help... him strive for success, recovery and independence. He would like to make and tour about his Duke of Ed experiences since it was the bridge and world to his voice." You can vote for his film below: https://www.focusonability.com.au/FOA/films/2116.html

15.01.2022 Happy 5th anniversary #GlobalGoals!

15.01.2022 Congratulations to Gold Award Holder Amelia from PCYC Gold Coast! To achieve her Gold Award, Amelia developed her singing skills, assisted in the Rosies - Friends on the Street Outreach program and bushwalked in Lamington National Park. Well done Amelia!

14.01.2022 There are new temporary changes in place for those achieving and delivering the Award during COVID-19. https://dukeofed.com.au/delivering-the-award-during-the-co/ These include: 1. The Term volunteering at home has been changed to volunteering from home*... 2. The Gold Practice Journey can count as the Silver Qualifying Journey* 3.The Virtual Exploration can be used as Silver Practice* *Currently in place until July 31st 2021, please see guidelines available through the link below and talk to your division before enacting these changes. https://dukeofed.com.au/delivering-the-award-during-the-co/

14.01.2022 What an amazing group of young people we were privileged to expedition with from Kingston State College. These Year 11 students undertook their Practice Adventu...rous Journey as part of The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Queensland Bronze program. This group was a standout, sustaining a positive attitude through every challenge, encouraging and lifting each other up along the way and showing genuine enthusiasm to be exploring the outdoors. Well done to everyone for your stellar efforts and we look forward to seeing you in a few weeks to complete your qualifying journey. See more

14.01.2022 An absolutely amazing video from the participants at Kardinia International College!

14.01.2022 After witnessing the devastating impact of the bushfires, Cate decided that for her Voluntary Service she would try and raise money two charities that were close to her heart: WIRES and WWS Foundation. She was initially going to do a bake sale by making treats on Sunday and then selling them on Monday at school however due to COVID-19 her idea of Monday Munchies was cut short. She quickly recovered though by coming up with the idea of making hair scrunchies and selling them i...nstead. Cate makes the scrunchies during the week and then sells them on Friday at school. She even has an online order form where students and teachers can pick a fabric and a design to order a custom one. Her Award Leader Emily has been a big support saying that they are great quality and posting about it on the schools digital noticeboard. So far she has raised over $360 for her charities. https://dukeofed.com.au/story/cates-award-story/

14.01.2022 "Hi, I'm William, a participant of Duke of Ed. This program has taught me lots of different skills and one of them being how to care. We have been served different challenges during these times due to COVID. To help with staying healthy and safe, I have helped make masks alongside my grandpa for our teachers whom the students depend on their learning. The masks are made of fabric, allowing them to be washed and reusable, in turn, reduce disposable masks which is supportive o...f the environment. It is important to take care of each other as a community." Story by Gold Award Participants William Kellyville High School - Official

13.01.2022 Amazing to see that 3 of the Award outcomes are shown as foundational skills to achieve the top 10 skills of tomorrow! 1:Problem Solving 2:Self Management 3:Working with people... https://www.weforum.org//top-10-work-skills-of-tomorrow-/

13.01.2022 Last chance to nominate an Award Leader you know for one of 20 Survival First Aid Kits! Nominations end 9am on Friday the 20th of November. So, to say thank you a big thank you to your Award Leader for all their hard work this year, nominate them here: https://www.tfaforms.com/4856139

13.01.2022 Have you ever thought about becoming an Award Leader? Award Leaders are the frontline of the Award, playing one of the most fundamental roles - engaging, encour...aging and inspiring Participants throughout their Award journey. Award Leaders could be anyone from a teacher to a sporting coach to a Cadet leader! Get in touch to find out more at https://dukeofed.com.au/deli/award-operating-authorities//

13.01.2022 "I’d say to young Alumni, look out for opportunities where you can make a contribution beyond your own career. The world is run by those who show up, and the little contributions we can make do have long lasting impacts. Remember, the success of a leader is measured not by what they achieve in their tenure, but by what they set in motion." Mark McCrindle

13.01.2022 How have you been adapting?

13.01.2022 1 of 53 students actively working towards The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Australia, Phoebe D (Year 12) is chasing her gold honour after her breat...htaking experience with the turtles on Fitzroy Island. Click below to read more about Phoebes journey. #dukeofedaus #inspiringstudent #animalconservation See more

13.01.2022 Happy International #SignLanguagesDay! There are approximately 72 million deaf people worldwide. Early access to and services in sign language is vital to the ...development of deaf individuals & achievement of the #GlobalGoals. Disability advocate Nyle DiMarco shares his views on the importance of early learning. https://youtu.be/_qO-ybCQQFI

12.01.2022 Has achieving the Award benefitted you physically and mentally? If so we would love to hear about it here: https://www.tfaforms.com/4850692 #ACT4SDGs

12.01.2022 We love hearing how doing your Award during COVID-19 has helped you achieve one of the #SDGs ! To get featured on our social media tell us how your Award has made you healthier mentally or physically or both: https://www.tfaforms.com/4850692 #ACT4SDGs #dukeofed

11.01.2022 "The Award has improved my overall confidence about my abilities, allowed me to try new things and complete unselfish tasks that benefit others" Celebrating Caitlin from @Newhaven Coastguard's Gold Award Journey! Caitlin was recognised for her Gold Award in 2019 at our ceremony last year at Town Hall.

11.01.2022 Recognising WA Bronze, Silver Award Holder and Gold Participant of The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Australia, Sam Hopson who was chosen to take p...art in the 2020 APEC - Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Voices of the Future Webinar. Sam's application was among a strong group of applications. Sam reflected, "I think Covid-19 has taught us to utilise tools of communication like zoom that help us to unite as a global community." #dukeofedaus #APEC #dukeofedwa #awardswa #WORLDREADY #voicesofthefuture #intaward See more

10.01.2022 Hear from Gold Award Holder Melanie Tran as well as representatives from the other Big 6 global youth organisations about what it takes 'to mobilise millions.' https://www.youtube.com/watch

10.01.2022 The International Award Foundation will be updating the Online record book, due to this, the ORB will be offline between 6pm on Sat 16th January until 5am Tues 19th January (AEST). The purpose of the update is to provide a stable server for the Online Record Book than the existing platform to reduce the number of performance issues (speed/dropping out etc.) we experience. Thank you for your patience

10.01.2022 If you haven't read Gabriela's Award Story yet then you can do so by clicking on the below link. https://dukeofed.com.au/story/gabrielas-award-story/ Its the amazing story of someone who came into school being incredibly shy but after achieving the Award is now confident, adventurous and is a leader. She even had an article in the SA Advertiser written about her!... The quote reads: "I say this quite often, the Award is by far one of the highlights of my school life! I have learnt vital life skills, made so many incredible friendships, discovered my passions and strengths, and created so many unforgettable memories."

09.01.2022 His Royal Highness The Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, was recently joined by Silver Award holder and recent Princeton valedictorian, Nicholas Johnson, for a wide-reaching discussion on the current challenges facing young people. His Royal Highness and Mr Johnson discussed important topics including climate change, youth activism and racial equality. The discussion was hosted by the Commonwealth Club in California, USA where listeners were able to donate funds to support the... Award in the USA. LINK to video: https://youtu.be/5wIleSDh5oU The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - USA

09.01.2022 Hi, my name is Hannah and Im currently working on my Duke of Ed Gold Award. My goal is to successfully complete it by my 17th birthday in October. The COVID-19 restrictions have made life difficult especially for Victorian students in 2020. Continuing with the Duke of Edinburgh award has been challenging but extremely worthwhile. It has required a significant amount of creative thinking, problem-solving and use of technology.... To read Hannahs full story click below: https://dukeofed.com.au/story/hannahs-goal/ Duke of Ed Victoria

09.01.2022 Gold Award participant Phoebe from Somerville House volunteered at the Turtle Rehabilitation Centre on Fitzroy Island in Cairns for her Gold Residential Project... - what an experience! If you have an Award story to share and inspire others, email the [email protected] and let us know. See more

08.01.2022 The Duke of Edinburgh weekend. Congratulations to these amazing students and supportive teachers for their determination, resilience, and overall positive attitude. Hiking over 20kms a day, 4 days, and 3 nights in the wilderness. Well done, what a fantastic achievement

08.01.2022 "Initially, the sole driving force for me to get through the paperwork and start my Bronze Award was the Adventurous Journey, more commonly known as the hike. It was something that I looked forward to even before I was told what it was, I guess it just sounded so cool to be hiking for a couple of days with your best mates. But as I began volunteering for my local St Vincent De Paul’s, enjoying the company of the wonderful volunteers there and assisting the friendly strang...ers who’d walk through, I started to really appreciate the weekly activities ." Edmund- Gold Award Holder Read more https://dukeofed.com.au/story/edmunds-award-story/

07.01.2022 Congrats on your Gold Award Ciaran!

07.01.2022 If you are doing the Award, have done the Award or are running the Award, we want to hear from you! https://www.tfaforms.com/4746364 Photo credit goes to Bronze Participant Rhys

07.01.2022 The Duke of Ed team had an amazing time on their two-day hike. Students learnt skills in navigation, leadership and resilience across the two days. We are very proud of what they have achieved! Thanks to Mr Ricketts for coordinating the trip

07.01.2022 Together with the largest youth movements in the world, we’re launching a Global Youth Mobilization for Generation Disrupted -- a ground-breaking initiative to build a truly youth-led response and recovery to the pandemic.. From investing in and scaling up local solutions to convening a Global Youth Summit and dialogue to advocate for the post-pandemic future we want, we’re ready to get behind young people who are leading the way, and we want you to come with us. Find out more at bigsix.org #YouthLead

07.01.2022 The #COVID19 pandemic has impacted everyone around the world. Young people have been hugely affected by the disruptions caused. Award participants have been amongst those at the forefront of helping their local communities, their countries and the world as we come to terms with our new normal. The next generation hold the key not only to recovery, but to the creation of a fairer, more sustainable world. Ready for change. Ready for the future. #WORLDREADY

07.01.2022 "I understand what I am doing now, and I am not nearly as dependent on my Award Leader as before." Jed Castle, Participant at Kardinia International College on his experience of completing his second Award.

07.01.2022 Over the course of three days during the UN General Assembly on 22-24 September, the SDG Action Zone will convene leading thinkers, actors, creators, and activists through frank debate, challenging discussions, inspiring showcases and interactive exhibitions to drive the exponential change so needed for people and our planet. A combination of live broadcasts and online sessions, the SDG Action Zone will provide space for deeper conversations, collaboration and experiences on ...three core areas for accelerating action on the Goals: People, Planet and Partnerships. Australian Bronze, Silver and Gold Award holder, Melanie Tran, a Youth Representative, UX Designer and Social Entrepreneur will be speaking about the mobilisation of young people at one of the sessions. WHEN: September 24, 14:30 15:15 EST (GMT-5). WHERE: Register here - live.sdgactionzone.org/registration.php #SDGActionZone #ForPeopleForPlanet #WORLDREADY

06.01.2022 It's inspiring to hear from Award Participants about how the Award has made an impact on their lives. Read more stories here: https://dukeofed.com.au/resources/award-stories/

06.01.2022 We are proud to join the Global Youth Mobilization for Generation Disrupted. Let’s empower today’s young people to lead the way and develop solutions to help the world respond to #COVID19. WATCH LIVE BELOW. #YouthLead

05.01.2022 Last night Bronze Participants at Kardinia International College attended a camp craft session on campus, which included cooking a meal using a Trangia, learning how to set up a tent and discussing the impact that we as humans have on the environment, to complete their Adventurous Journey section of the Award. This year has thrown many curveballs, with Participants continually having to adapt the Award to whatever restrictions have been in place. But it's really inspiring to ...see young people taking advantage of what can be done at school to continue their Award Journey. In two weeks these Bronze Award Participants will be involved in the Year 9 alternative program where they will gain exposure in an array of activities to develop teamwork, confidence and put them out of their comfort zone. The final component of this journey will have them sleeping out in their backyard. Well done to everyone involved! Duke of Ed Victoria

04.01.2022 A little bit of Adventurous Journey inspiration from Trinity Anglican School, Cairns. https://www.youtube.com/watch

03.01.2022 What an amazing job DukeofEd Aus WA Award Participants from Rossmoyne Senior High School did in recording messages by DukeofEd WA Patron, The Honourable Kim Bea...zley AC, Governor of Western Australia at Government House Western Australia. Can't wait to post the finished video. #dukeofedaus #dukeofedwa #rossmoyneshs #govhousewa See more

03.01.2022 Amazing to see how Award Participants have shown creativity and caring during COVID to hep those in need.

02.01.2022 Todays young people are facing unprecedented challenge and change. The effects of COVID-19 have been sudden and will be felt far and wide for many years to come; not only affecting their lives now, but impacting fundamentally the world they will inherit. As we start to navigate a new normal, new challenges will emerge: mass unemployment, stretched social services, impacted mental health, increased poverty, reduced social inclusion; no corner of our world is left unaffected.... Find out more here: https://dukeofed.com.au/ready-for-our-new-world/ #youthday #worldready #dukeofed

02.01.2022 Megan from All Saints Anglican School achieved her Gold Award last year. To achieve her Award, Meg assisted in a hospital for her Voluntary Service Section, canoed in the Nymboida river for her Adventurous Journey and developed her singing skills. Congratulations on your achievement Meg!

01.01.2022 The year everything stopped but young people kept moving (literally moving over 58 thousand hours!) Congratulations to every young person who persevered and kep...t determined throughout this challenging year. Today's young people are strong, inspired and dedicated and this year has shown that to be more true than ever! As this is the last day of term we also want to say a HUGE thank you to all the dedicated teachers, mentors, program leaders and youth workers who have spent countless hours (mostly on zoom might we add) ensuring no young person is left behind on their Award Journey. Participant's achievements are also your achievements, so well done to you! #WORLDREADY #dukeofed #dukeofedaus

01.01.2022 Thank you to all those who nominated Award Leaders for our Survival First Aid Kit Giveaway. We received nearly 100 nominations which absolutely blew us away but also made it incredibly difficult to choose only 20. One of the common themes through all the nominations was how much time and effort you all put into making sure your Award Participants have each and every opportunity to achieve the Award. Your Participants, their parents and your colleagues all recognise how amazi...ng you are. Your dedication does not go unnoticed. All the winners below have now been notified by email. Melissa Bell Paul King Keri Vincent Sharon O’Donnell Rachel Tattersall Kirsty Branch Stacey Ward Caitlin McDonald Jennifer Woods Chris Smart Bree Neve Jacqueline Males Craig Humbley Michelle Brown Lucy Napoli Trevor Standfast Jerry Unser Randall Jones Cherelle Stager Paul Rosenzweig OAM Whether you nominated someone or not, make sure you thank your Award Leader and let them know how much you appreciate all the work the do. A huge thanks to Survival for their generous contribution of the first aid kits. If you didnt win one or even if you did you can buy them here: https://survivalfirstaidkits.net.au/

01.01.2022 Doing The Duke of Ed helps young people to be #WORLDREADY!