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KINGSTON’S 2023 citizen of the year Peter Foley with former mayor Hadi Saab. Picture: Supplied
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Friday 16 February 12pm - 3.30pm Official whole school assembly
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100 Memorabilia display open both days.
With guests, BBQ and school tours
Former students and staff most welcome
Award nominations open NOMINATIONS for Kingston’s citizen of the year awards are now open. The awards for citizen of the year and community group of the year will be handed out in May. Kingston mayor Jenna Davey-Burns has encouraged people to nominate others. “Whether it’s someone quietly supporting our most vulnerable, an inspiring mentor, or someone excelling in their particular field, we want all those making a real difference recognised,” she said. “The awards aim to showcase fantastic community members – we’re looking for nominations for people young and old, from high-flyers to quiet achievers, and for individuals and groups.
“I am personally very keen to hear about those promoting inclusion and togetherness in our community, like those from culturally and language diverse backgrounds or with lived experience of disability.” Kingston Council first held its annual awards ceremony in May, instead of on 26 January, in 2023. The new date marks part of council’s volunteer week. Nominations close on 15 March, and the awards ceremony is on 21 May. To nominate someone visit kingston.vic.gov.au/community/ awards/community-awards.
For more information and to register your attendance for either day contact the school on 9580 1184 or mordialloc.co@education.vic.gov.au or Mordialloc College Alumni at admin@mordialloccollegealumni.org
Brodie Cowburn
Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News
31 January 2024
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