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ADOPT A SCHOOL Your your stories online: fairfieldchampion.com.au

BY Sheila LamCabramatta High SchoolStudents

learn tosave ourresources

‘‘HEAL the world and make it a bet-ter place’’, sang the late MichaelJackson.

He understood the need to pro-tect our environment so our chil-dren and their children can livehappily in it.

Cabramatta High School has triedits best to carry on this message.

The school’s environmental club

has been ensuring all classroomlights are off when not in use, sci-ence students have been plantingtrees and the school is recyclingpaper and cardboard regularly.

However, the school wants to domore and earlier this month agroup of students attended the2010 International Year of Biod-iversity event in Sydney.

Event organisers selected Cabra-matta High School and 20 otherschools from NSW to help raise

awareness of the loss of naturalresources and the effect on people.

The event offered education,activities and presentations in a funand interactive way.

“I never realised how much myactions and recreational activitiescan affect the environment,’’ year 8student Shayla Dang said.

‘‘This event has really made mefeel guilty. I will try my best tobecome more environmentallyfriendly.”

Event organiser Christine Wood-land thanked students who atten-ded for their commitment and hardwork. ‘‘You have helped us in pro-moting awareness of the effects ofhuman activities on the environ-ment,’’ she said.

Cabramatta High School studentswill bring the information back toschool to share with their peers andwill continue to come up with waysto make the school more environ-mentally friendly.

Bright lights beckon BreannaBy Eric Chen, year 9Bossley Park High

BOSSLEY Park HighSchool studentBreanna Dunn is abig name of thefuture and a star inwaiting.

The year 10 studentwas recently selectedto attend singing anddancing workshopsin the United States.

Auditions wereheld by Glee Austra-lia at the AustralianInstitute of Perform-ing Arts, NorthSydney.

The audition panelwas impressed withBreanna’s voice andshe was offered thechance to attend asinging and song-writing workshop inLos Angeles.

Breanna will writeand sing her own

songs during thethree-week workshopand will perform atDisneyland and onHollywood Boule-vard.

But don’t think thisopportunity is justdown to luck, withBreanna practicingher music seven daysa week.

Country music isher forte and herinspirations are KerryUnderwood and JohnMayer.

Breanna hopes shewill get noticed dur-ing her stint in LA anddreams of a profes-sional singing andsongwriting career.

‘‘I feel lucky to havebeen chosen to be apart of an amazingexperience and this isthe next step towardsa professional car-eer,’’ Breanna said.

Studentsare makingheadlinesBy Shayla DangCabramatta High School

Inspirational: Former student Cindy Tran talked to students about breakinginto journalism.

MARIE Claire and Girlfriendmagazines. Which youngfemale journalist wouldn’twant the opportunity to workat these famous Australian,trend-setting magazines?

Charles Sturt Universitycommunications studentCindy Tran visited her formerschool, Cabramatta High, togive an inspirational talk toambitious students consid-ering a career in journalism.

‘‘Journalism has always beensomething I wanted to do and theteachers here at Cabramatta HighSchool have encouraged me topursue it,’’ Miss Tran said.

‘‘Now I am where I wanted to beand I would like to offer the samesupport to these students.’’

Year 8 student Sheila Lam saidshe never thought someone from

Cabramatta could be in the spot-light.

‘‘Seeing Cindy in person andtalking to her about her achieve-ments has given me the motivationto chase my own dreams,’’ Sheilasaid.

Year 11 student Phu Thap isdetermined to become a journalistand would like to work for Voguemagazine.

‘‘Cindy has given me the courageto publish my articles on BlogSpotfor people to read and comment.’’Phu said.

‘‘She has taught me to take criti-cism from others as positivefeedback and to use it to myadvantage.’’

Cabramatta High Schoolstudents will follow Miss Tran’s blogat ‘‘Football Pixie’’ BlogSpot.