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Cecilia AllenSound Telegraph
Rockingham Police Snr Constable Mark Glover, Hillman Primary School students Lilly Wright, 6, Jaxon Simms, 7, Cinnamon Finch, 7, and Police Constable Jeremy Lawalatha.
Camera IconRockingham Police Snr Constable Mark Glover, Hillman Primary School students Lilly Wright, 6, Jaxon Simms, 7, Cinnamon Finch, 7, and Police Constable Jeremy Lawalatha.

Hillman Primary School students were exposed to a range of professions, trades and skills at the school’s first Career Day last month.

Students were visited by and had the opportunity to speak with the Rockingham police, St John Ambulance, Grange Physio-therapy, Notre Dame University, the City of Rockingham and CBH Group.

Principal Aaron Young said the Career Day aimed to make students aware of the opportunities available to them.

“There is no need for the students to pick a career right now but at least it gives students an idea of what is available,” he said.

“Hopefully, we can ignite some passion in the students.”

Students Nellie Naniseni, Carter Watson, Leyra Paraha, and Kaylee Wilkinson, all 10.
Camera IconStudents Nellie Naniseni, Carter Watson, Leyra Paraha, and Kaylee Wilkinson, all 10.
Students Shannyn Lockwood, 10, and Lyla Markwell, 9.
Camera IconStudents Shannyn Lockwood, 10, and Lyla Markwell, 9.
St John Ambulance community engagement officer Neha Pal, Hiillman Primary School students Hannah Platt, 6, Lilly Jones, 6, Tyson Miles, 6, and St John Ambulance community engagement officer Alex Raisinger.
Camera IconSt John Ambulance community engagement officer Neha Pal, Hiillman Primary School students Hannah Platt, 6, Lilly Jones, 6, Tyson Miles, 6, and St John Ambulance community engagement officer Alex Raisinger.
Students Thommas Insaurralde, 10 and Brock Blackman, 9.
Camera IconStudents Thommas Insaurralde, 10 and Brock Blackman, 9.

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