IT is almost the end of an era for the Lawrie family.

After eight years, the last of the Lawrie family is attending Cooroy Community Kindergarten.

Mum Loz Lawrie said their children have been at the kindy every year since 2016.

They have done two years each and this year is our

CLEAN

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Science degree at UniSC, a highly competitive program requiring an ATAR of 99.80, with provisional direct entry to the Doctor of Medicine program at GU.

The Doctor of Medicine, a four-year program, is the final step of study for aspiring doctors and part of a collaborative Sunshine Coast Health Institute vision to create home-grown doctors to work in the region.

This marks the final step of study for aspiring doctor Jasmin. Noosa District SHS said it could not be prouder. “We are so proud of all the hard work and dedication Jasmin has already put in completing her first degree at UniSc and we would like to wish Jasmin all the best with her future studies.”

Long-time Cooroy Community Kindergarten teacher Diana with the Lawrie children: Jack, Steph, Robert and Zara.

youngest, Zara’s, last year before she goes to prep next year. “Diana is a wonderful teacher and our kids still say Cooroy Kindy was the best place ever.”

Volunteers needed to help Clean up Noosa, you can help by registering at one of these sites from 8am to 11am on Sunday 5th March.

• Boreen Point, Apollonian Hotel

• Cooroy, Car Park opposite Butter Factory

• Cooran, Rec Club grounds

• Federal, Federal State School

• Kin Kin, Community Hall

• Noosaville, Lake Weyba Drive boat ramp

• Noosaville, Thomas Street boat ramp

• Noosa Heads, Woods Bay

• Noosa National Park, Info hut

• Noosa North Shore, Frying Pan

• Noosa North Shore, Rural Fire Serice Shed

• Peregian Beach, Surf Club market stall

• Pomona, Memorial Hall

• Sunshine Beach, Surf Club car park

• Tewantin, Doonella Street boat ramp

• Tinbeerwah, Tinbeerwah Hall

For more info contact NICA on 5449 9650 or admin@noosariver.com.au

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