Distance school rewarded for work on student health

November 12 2012 - 4:00am
Senator for WA Louise Pratt (standing in for Minister for Mental Health Mark Butler), executive leader Leanne Wynne, student welfare consultant Pam Sharkey and Dubbo School of Distance education teacher Brenda Colliver. 		 Photo contributed
Senator for WA Louise Pratt (standing in for Minister for Mental Health Mark Butler), executive leader Leanne Wynne, student welfare consultant Pam Sharkey and Dubbo School of Distance education teacher Brenda Colliver. Photo contributed

THE DUBBO School of Distance Education was one of two NSW schools and 13 nationally to be recognised for its work on student wellbeing.

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