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A Year in Review


The South Australian Award Office has released its publication A Year in Review. You can download a copy here.


Dates for the diary!


Award Administration Training 2012

The South Australian Duke of Edinburgh 's Award Office will be delivering Award Administration Training on 17 February 2012, from 10am to 3.30pm. The Award Office is also holding an evening session that is planned for the 27 February 2012 from 4pm to 9pm. If you are an Award Coordinator and would like to attend either of these training sessions please RSVP to  DukesSA@sa.gov.au  by the 10 February 2012.

Bronze and Silver Ceremony 2012

The first bronze and silver Award Ceremony will be held on 21 March 2012. Please note that in order for Award recipients to attend it is required that their completed record books be submitted to the State Award Office by no later than 10 February 2012.

Get involved...

Ever wanted to go rock-climbing in the Grampians?

Want to help out with building projects in Sri Lanka?

Maybe you'd like to learn lawn balls or Spanish, act as a mentor to disadvantaged children, or get your body into shape like you continue to promise yourself?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, The Duke of Ed is for you!

  

To learn more about the Award or to get involved

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The Duke of Ed is an internationally recognised development program, for young people aged 14 to 25. It is an Award that encourages you to do all those things you keep saying you’ll try! It gives you the opportunity to push your boundaries and step out of your comfort zone.

The Duke of Ed encourages you to expand personal horizons and explore potential talents and interests.  It will open up opportunities for new friendships, skill development, increase your job opportunities and give you access to an international network of likeminded participants in over 120 different countries.

The Award comprises three levels, each requiring different levels of commitment and effort. You can start at Bronze, Silver or Gold, whatever level you are prepared for!

For further information about the Award and how to get invovled contact staff at The Office for Youth in South Australia.

Rachael Leverton, Senior Program Officer on (08) 8204 8478

Emily Rozee, Program Officer on (08) 8204 8479 

Free Toll: 1300 4 DUKES

 

New promotional video

To all Coordinators wanting to run information sessions, there is now a new promotional video that you can show your current or new participants!

 

 

Proudly supported by

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 Also supported by:

Gerard Corporation

Gerard Corporation  is an on-going supporter of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award. It supports a number of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award initiatives, including The Award Fundraising Dinner and The Gold Award Holders Association of South Australia.

The Works

 The Works  supports The Duke of Edinburgh's Award by providing a venue for our events and meetings throughout the year.

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The Crows Foundation   is supporting The New Arrivals Initiative (NAI) of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award. NAI is designed to empower recently arrived young people from northern Africa and South East Asia through the participation in a locally delivered, locally supported program of activities. Young people’s participation in the initiative assists in the development of their self-esteem, their integration into the community and development of their leadership qualities through a program of personal discovery.