Alex, aged 6 from Wollondilly Public School who recently won the Goulburn Hospital and Health Service Redevelopment’s Name the Crane competition, attended the ceremony accompanied by his parents Julie and Chris and brother Charlie. Alex’s kindergarten teacher Olivia Maher and Wollondilly Public School Assistant Principal Michelle Davy also attended the ceremony. Alex provided the following reason for suggesting Cranium, “The crane is building stuff to protect people. Just like a cranium does it protects people’s brains.” Alex has won $1000 of sporting equipment for Wollondilly Public School courtesy of the Redevelopment’s builder Hansen Yuncken. The best coloured entry, place getters, extra effort awards and finalists will also receive prizes courtesy of Hansen Yuncken and all competition entrants will receive a certificate of appreciation from the Redevelopment Project team. The best coloured entry winner, second and third place getters are as follows:
Best coloured entry: Jade, from St Joseph’s Primary School.
Second: Thomas, from St Joseph’s Primary School, and Shylah from Sts Peter and Paul’s Primary School.
Third: Isabel from St Joseph’s Primary School, and Leon from Wollondilly Public School.
Extra effort: Hannah Calleja from Taralga Public School and Ella-rose Chappell from Wollondilly Public School
Finalists: Eamon Shiel from Goulburn South Public School, Ella Kiss from Goulburn East Public School and Hamish and Poppy Brouwer from St Joseph’s Primary
The winning entry, photos from the Naming Ceremony and the entries are displayed below.
Alex with Hansen Yuncken team. Cranium
Thank you to everyone who entered!