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Well done Kyan! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻A future in tech should feel possible for students growing up in Katherine, right here at home.Through Katherine High School’s work experience placement program, we’re supporting Year 10 student Kyan with a hands-on introduction to working in IT.For us, investing in the next generation starts with sharing our time and knowledge. We want students to feel comfortable asking questions and exploring what the work actually involves.Getting hands-on with equipment helps bring a possible career into focus. So does seeing that there are people working in tech in your own community.We want placements like this to help local students connect their interests with possibilities for the future, with guidance from a team that understands the place they call home.We’re proud to support Katherine students as they discover where their curiosity could take them.#NewFutureIT #ITwithEQ #Katherine #WorkExperience
🎱 LEBRON’S WORLD CLASS 🌏Katherine High School’s Lebron Castagna has announced himself on the international eightball stage, finishing an outstanding 16th in the world at his first World Championships.The Year 11 student travelled to Marrakech, Morocco, as part of the Australian team, taking on the world’s best junior players in the Under-18 boys competition.Lebron exceeded his own expectations, fighting his way through to the round of 16 before bowing out 6-4 – and finishing as the last Australian standing in the Under-18 boys draw.The 17-year-old was also the only Indigenous player in the Australian team.“I thought I was just going to make the first round and lose the second,” Lebron said.“But for me to keep going in my first year at Worlds, it was pretty good.”Lebron thanked the Katherine community and everyone who helped make the trip possible, saying he was grateful for the opportunity to represent Australia.With one year remaining in the junior ranks, he now has his sights set on the national championships in Melbourne in January – and hopefully another shot at the world stage.Image – Australian Eightball Federation #everypersoneveryopportunity #teamKHS #KatherineHighSchool
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