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Worthy students receive essential support

Nobelius Land Surveyors presented their annual scholarship program for Pakenham students soon to begin high school, providing vital support during the transition.

On Monday 1 December, Nobelius presented scholarships to selected Year 6 students at Pakenham Consolidated Primary School as part of their ongoing program to help young people in their transition to high school.

Running for eight years now, the program provides for essential items such as a booklist, uniform and laptop as they begin secondary.

This year saw four excited recipients: Zaiden Merito, Blake Mudie, Indee Isaaks and Jax Morgan.

Gazette photographer Stewart Chambers attended to capture the presentation.

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