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Bursary winners

TWO students from St Francis Xavier College, Beaconsfield, have been named joint winners of the Elizabeth Hunt bursary award.
Natasha Stirling and Leanne McCall (year 12, 2006) won the prestigious award, named after a former principal of St Patrick’s school in Pakenham.
Ms Hunt was the principal of St Patrick’s school from 1905 to 1934.
The Elizabeth Hunt bursary is awarded to a student within the Sale diocese who is beginning a Bachelor of Teaching degree at the Australian Catholic University.

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