Country Education Foundation of Young

Maddie thanks Young CEF for support Maddie Noakes ex-student of Young High School, now a tertiary student supported by Country Education Foundation (CEF) at CSU Wagga, has generously provided an update on her academic progress in her Bachelor of Agriculture Science, emphasising her commitment to agronomy and increasing interest in commodity trading and marketing. She acknowledged the significant impact of CEF's financial assistance on her educational journey. Keep up the great work Maddie Noakes! CEF committee is pleased to share Maddy’s progress with our CEF community, recognising the contribution made to supporting students like Maddie in achieving their academic aspirations. Catch up with Khawlah Albaf 2025 application for grants are now available on our web page. https://cef.org.au/foundations/young/ CEF Young recently caught up with Khawlah Albaf, a former Young High School student, who is now pursuing a double degree at Sydney University, a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Advanced Studies majoring in both Health and International Relations. “ This double degree allows me to study majors from not only the science pool but the arts pool as well,” Khawalah said. Khawlah reports that her studies are progressing well and has been selected as a student ambassador for Sydney University. CEF Young thanks the Young community for their financial support, which enables students like Khawlah to further their studies at a tertiary level. Donations to be matched in September and October Please consider donating to Country Education Foundation Young. This will help more regional young people’s dreams become a reality. Go to our web page. cef.org.au/foundations/young Donations to CEF Young will be matched during September and October.

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