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School-leavers stack away books

ST MARY MacKillop student Hayley Joyce has stacked her books away once and for all after completing her VCE exams last week.

Undertaking one unit 3/4 subject last year, this year saw her tackle five subjects including health, English, further mathematics and physical education.

Her subjects were all relevant to the industry she hopes to work — occupational health therapy.

“I’m hoping to go to Bendigo and study at university there,” she said.

Using her time efficiently, Hayley advised her year 11 peers to make the most of class time and spares for studying.

Students’ plan for schoolies — see Friday’s edition of The Guardian (November 14, 2014).

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