Warrnambool year 12s are adjusting and planning their futures amid a challenging 2020 year

Jackson Graham
Updated June 29 2020 - 3:33pm, first published June 26 2020 - 9:08am
HALF WAY: Emmanuel College year 12 students, Sophie Woolstencroft, 18, Jacob Gome, 17, Gabby Lougheed, 17, Sam Crouch-Loveday, 17, and Molly O'Brien, 18. Picture: Mark Witte.
HALF WAY: Emmanuel College year 12 students, Sophie Woolstencroft, 18, Jacob Gome, 17, Gabby Lougheed, 17, Sam Crouch-Loveday, 17, and Molly O'Brien, 18. Picture: Mark Witte.

THEY'RE half-way through their final school year and the light at the end of the tunnel remains bright for some year 12 students not letting the coronavirus fallout change their long-term goals.

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Jackson Graham

Jackson Graham

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