Orrvale Primary School students Ali Karci, Stephen Heenan and Seth Warren get to see what it’s like in the driver’s seat.
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Megan Fisher
Students across the region descended on Greater Shepparton Secondary College for Aspirations Day.
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On Friday, December 13, around 600 Year 5 students went to the school to learn about different career paths, test out some new equipment and watch some demonstrations.
Students got to take the driver’s seat, with tractors, excavators, garbage trucks and fire trucks all ready to explore.
Many businesses were there to show students what their careers were all about, including Goulburn Valley Water and FOOTT Waste, as well as plenty of interactive demonstrations and activities, including in arts and crafts and tech.
Aspirations day is offered to all Year 5 students attending a government school in Greater Shepparton, with the event designed to inspire students to dream big and show them the many opportunities available and the subject pathways they might choose in secondary school.
News photographer Megan Fisher was there to capture all the fun.
Orrvale Primary School student Seth Warren tests some heavy machinery.
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Megan Fisher
Students could find out the ways in which water is filtered at the Goulburn Valley Water stall.
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Megan Fisher
Orrvale Primary School student Ali Karci is ready to take the tractor for a spin.
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Megan Fisher
Orrvale Primary School students Louis Durnthaler, Cobe Lines and Taj Christenson took turns in the driver’s seat of a FOOTT Waste truck.
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Megan Fisher
Orrvale Primary School student Jack Senini rides up back in a fire truck.
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Megan Fisher
Bourchier St Primary School students sat in on a demonstration.
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Megan Fisher
Murchison Primary School students Gemma Balfour, Esther Ewart and Macy Harrap show off their new creations.
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Megan Fisher
Mooroopna Primary School students Dmarcus Turner and Samazon Mack were busy painting rocks.
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Megan Fisher
Mooroopna North Primary School student Jase Higgins shows off what he made during arts and crafts.
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Megan Fisher
Mooroopna Primary School student Samuel Ponting learns how to use a VR set.
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Megan Fisher
Mooroopna Primary School student Worakai Larkins is ready for the job.
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Megan Fisher
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