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Welcome to Altona City Rotary Club!
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Sally Capp and Rotary:
"Rotary's history of service is inspiring."
Bono and Rotary
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Bill Gates and Rotary
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L-R: Celeste Casale, Mayor Cr Jonathon Marsden, ACRC Community Service Director, Marg O'Neill, and Jessica Alger.
Four local teachers were recognised in Altona City Rotary's Annual Teacher Awards, presented by Hobson's Bay Mayor Cr Jonathon Marsden. The categories recognised were:
- Encouragement awards for early-career stage teachers;
- Achievement awards for more experienced teachers.
- Team Awards will be included next year.
Celeste Casale (Notre Dame Campus) showed impressive progress in her pedagogy and support of student learning in her first year of teaching. Celeste's creativity, passion for her subjects, and enthusiasm for teaching engages and motivates her classes.
Jessica Alger (Emmanuel College) commenced teaching in 2019 and was recognised for her enthusiasm and commitment, often dedicating her lunchtimes doing additional work with students who are struggling or who need additional support.
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L-R: Olive Chodowski (St Mary's PS, Altona), Mayor, Cr Jonathon Marsden, ACRC Youth Director, Jan Douglas, and Cassie Comyns (Williamstown HS).
Olive Chodowski has more than 4 decades teaching experience and was honoured for sharing her expertise in many leadership roles, and her ability to engage with every child.
Cassie Comyns (Williamstown HS) was recognised as an outstanding educator leading the promotion of student voice, leadership and agency in her classrooms and beyond. College Principal, Gino Catalano, said he was truly inspired by the positivity and passion that Cassie brings to each day and every student, teacher or parent interaction.
L-R: Barry Hanson & Charlie Montebello cooking sausages for Altona Schools Day...
50,000 snags! That's the milestone our Master Chef, Past President Charlie Montebello, achieved this week... Congratulations Charlie!
Altona City Rotary's cycling group conducted a bicycle safety lesson for members of the Vietnamese Association in Hobsons Bay. A great use for the Louis Joel Carpark, and a wonderful afternoon. Many of these women grew up riding bikes in Vietnam and came out to Australia in the 80s as boat people. Afterwards, a Vietnamese banquet was shared.
L-R: Marg O'Neill, Charlie Montebello, Cheryl, Mandy and Ray.
Running a "JV" BBQ at the Pier Street Market to raise funds for "Tour de Cure," which has raised A$31 Million since 2007, and funded 266 world-class cancer research, support & prevention projects. While the crowd size was smaller than normal (due to weather) we raised over $400, which will be increased through a 23K walk which Marg is arranging.
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