Wanaka Sun I Edition 1050 I 28th October - 3rd November 2021

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Lucky thirteen for MAC dozen Mount Aspiring College students have received $2500 Central Lakes Trust scholarships for further education in 2022, and another has been awarded an internship. The trust has confirmed a total of 50 scholarships across the region and the announcement came after the regular awards ceremony, held on the Tuesday after Labour Weekend, was cancelled because of Covid restrictions. “The logistics of bringing together 50 students and their parents, from multiple schools wasn’t going to work in terms of maintaining social distancing,” CLT chair Linda Robertson said.

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The MAC students named were: Vocational scholars - Aleisha Turner, Lucia Brown, Maisy Millwater; Science and technology scholars Olivia Connolly, Jack Willson; Tertiary scholars - Lucy Fenton, Meg Thomas, Tesoro Levy, Tess Treadwell-Burke, Annabel Hutchison, Emma Davies, Holly Gibson. The College also celebrated an internship. Since 2015 Meyer Cruden Engineering has offered a scholarship and summer internship to a first-year engineering student. This year’s award goes to Georgie Bruce of Mt Aspiring College. The Central Lakes scholarships are provided to help students in further education beyond secondary school. Vocational scholarships were

awarded for the first-time last year. “The addition of CLT vocational scholarships is to specifically recognise the importance of vocational knowledge and skills and the importance vocational roles play in our society’s future,” said Chief Executive, Susan Finlay. Nine vocational scholarships were awarded, alongside seven Pioneer Energy science and technology scholarships, and 34 tertiary scholarships. Central Lakes Trust is the largest philanthropic trust per capita in the Southern Hemisphere. Since its inception in 2000 the Trust has grown its asset base from the $155m, bestowed by the Otago Central Electric Power Trust to assets

totalling $450m, and has distributed more than $118m into community projects and services. Susan Finlay said in the 15 years the schools programme has been running the trust has helped 584 young people, to a total value of more than $1.4 million. Students from the five high schools in the Central Lakes region were eligible to apply through their school. The selection criteria considered academic records, all-round qualities and achievements. Linda Robertson said there were “few better investments we can make in the future success of our community and this region, than to invest in our young people”.

What a load of rubbish...

It’s not the nicest front page picture we will publish – but it’s a sample of what is dumped on the shores of Lake Wānaka. A clean-up operation over Labour weekend starring many youngsters - asked to tidy up other peoples’ trash - underlined the throw away nature of many people who use the town’s precious resource. See story Page 2.

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