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421 Hogbin Drive
Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
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Email: sjpccoffs@lism.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 6653 3155

St John Paul College Coffs Harbour

421 Hogbin Drive
Coffs Harbour NSW 2450

Phone: 02 6653 3155

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Can Do Cancer Trust Swim

On March 22nd, sixteen swimmers from SJPC participated in the Can Do Cancer Swim at Coffs Pool, representing four teams. The swimmers, Eliana Straw, Isla Martin, Lucas Burridge, Angus Harris, Holly Becker, Ethan Dawson, Riley Woods, Carlo Eiler (Isa), Bridie Third, Amber McKeon, Maddie Clark, Saffron Picker, Maycee Shortis, Ruby Mezher, Monique Hill, and Dayna Loy, took on the challenge of a continuous relay totaling 19.7 kilometers, mirroring the Rottnest Channel swim. This 15th annual event, dedicated to supporting local cancer patients and their families, successfully raised over $9,000, enabling assistance for 15-20 individuals within the community during their challenging times.

The SJPC teams demonstrated exceptional teamwork and resilience, with Ethan Dawson, Riley Woods, Carlo Eiler (Isa), and Holly Becker achieving over 50 laps within their 30-minute allocation. The school was also honored with the School Community Award. Participants expressed gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to this meaningful cause, highlighting the event's impact in fostering a sense of community and giving back. Chris Hines from the Can Do Cancer Trust then spoke further about the event and presented the trophy for Best School.

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Nick Haworth
Year 12 Leader of Student Wellbeing
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