Wannon Water grant beneficiaries

STANDING at the site where the nature play sensory garden will be built are Good Shepherd College Junior Campus Student Representative Council (SRC) members and School Captains Tyler Robertson, 11 (fourth from left), and Eve Wear, 11 (fifth from right), who will play an active role in developing the space, with Grade 5/6 teacher and SRC leader, Adrian Burn (right). Photo: GLENN GUY.

By Macey Sanders

July 20, 2022 | 8:00 PM

THERE was cause for celebration at Standing Tall in Hamilton (STiH) and Good Shepherd College’s Junior Campus after they were announced as recipients of the annual Wannon Water Ripple Effect community grants program.

The program saw a total of $44,000 given out to seventeen organisations and schools across south-west Victoria, with STiH receiving $5000 and Good Shepherd College’s Junior Campus receiving $1000.