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2019 Student News

Congratulations to former student, actor and Ms India Australia Goodwill Ambassador 2018 Saroni Roy who received the Peace Ambassador award in November. Well done Saroni and keep up the excellent work.

Saroni Roy. Peace Ambassador 2019

Heave ho, me hearties! After performing numerous small roles in film and television drama over the intervening years, 2007 graduate Jodie Lea Campbell has now found the ideal job for her acting and social skills as a Junior Assistant Cruise Director with Princess Cruises.

Jodie monkeying around in St Kitts

 

Jodie is currently cruising the Caribbean and one of her on-board roles is acting out scenes from movies so the passengers can try to guess which film it is – but as Jodie noted, “with a few twists to make guessing the film’s title just that little bit harder.”

Jodie’s acting and people skills along with her warm and welcoming personality make this an ideal gig for her. Well done Jodie!

 

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