Civcon scholarship supports Hunter River High School students' future agricultural goals

Ellie-Marie Watts
Updated October 2 2017 - 11:53am, first published September 29 2017 - 10:30am
HARD WORKING: Hunter River High School students Rachael Fisher and Sam Price, both 15, with Karl Atkin from Civcon. The students received the inaugural Civcon scholarship to help further their studies in agriculture.
HARD WORKING: Hunter River High School students Rachael Fisher and Sam Price, both 15, with Karl Atkin from Civcon. The students received the inaugural Civcon scholarship to help further their studies in agriculture.

Two students with a passion for cattle and agriculture had the opportunity to further their studies with hands-on experience this month thanks to a Heatherbrae business.

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Ellie-Marie Watts

A journalist with 10 years experience, Ellie-Marie connects readers to the stories that matter in their communities. A Port Stephens-based news, sport and event writer and photographer with a passion for human interest features.

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