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Yes, minister takes tour

From left: La Trobe MP Jason Wood, Kambrya Secondary College school captains Kyle Mayes and Ashley Pappas, Minister for Education Brendan Nelson and school captain Ashleigh de Vent. Absent: School captain Priyesha Naidu.From left: La Trobe MP Jason Wood, Kambrya Secondary College school captains Kyle Mayes and Ashley Pappas, Minister for Education Brendan Nelson and school captain Ashleigh de Vent. Absent: School captain Priyesha Naidu.

KAMBRYA Secondary College in Berwick hosted Minister for Education Brendan Nelson on a tour of the school last week.
Principal Ian Mackenzie and the school captains welcomed Mr Nelson.
The visit provided the opportunity for the school to brief the minister on the challenges it faced.
Mr Nelson met and spoke with teachers and students from years seven, nine and 10.

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