Catherine McAuley Westmead students posing with the dispalys they have created
Year 10 students have the opportunity to volunteer at Vinnies stores this year.

Year 10 students are gaining real-world retail skills while supporting St Vincent de Paul services.

This year, Year 10 students have been given the opportunity to volunteer at a St Vincent de Paul store on Thursday afternoons.

Through this experience, students are supporting people in need and contributing to services that assist those experiencing poverty and homelessness. They are also helping to reduce waste by giving donated goods a second life and keeping quality items in circulation.

Compilation of Catherine McAuley Westmead performing various tasks at Vinnies

Alongside making a meaningful community contribution, students are developing valuable retail skills including sorting merchandise, pricing items, and creating visual displays. They are also strengthening their teamwork and customer service skills in a real-world setting.

A wonderful example of learning in action with purpose and impact.

Catherine McAuley Westmead students cleaning donated glasses

Written By

Rebecca Reynolds | Faith in Action Coordinator

Rebecca Reynolds | Faith in Action Coordinator
Catherine McAuley Westmead

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