On Friday 3 March Mary Khater, Isabella Padjen, Shivani Singh and Meg Whittaker of Year 7 completed in the CSDA public speaking competition at St Andrew's Marayong.
The girls should be commended on their representation of Caroline Chisholm College and on the quality of their speaking.
Isabella Pagjen and Meg Whittaker have both made it through to the Zone Final which will be held this Friday night 10th March at All Saints Liverpool.
Ms Liesel Ashley
Caroline Chisholm Catholic College
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