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Students in front with people power

By MP News GroupNovember 28, 2022Updated:November 30, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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TOOTGAROOK Primary School students have proved their talents at the recent Energy Breakthrough HPV (human-powered vehicle) competition in Maryborough.

The school sent three teams and came back with first and third wins in the primary division, with students showing that perseverance and dedication to the task will get you over the line every time.

The annual Energy Breakthrough is an annual event that invites student teams from all over the state to test their skills to make and race ultra-efficient cars. The program encourages participants to work as a team and use the latest technology while considering its impact on the environment and the way people live locally and globally.

Team effort: In the Tootgarook Primary School’s push cart team were Angus Livesly, Stanley Strohfeldt, Jack Gage, Emma Leonard, Destiny Daniels, Darcy Robertson, Tess Gathercole and Rosie Forster. Picture: Supplied

First published in the Southern Peninsula News – 29 November 2022

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