Year 11 Delany students ask Telstra executive team questions about careers
Year 11 Delany students ask Telstra executive team questions about careers


On Friday 27 November 2015, the Year 11 students at Delany College, Granville were given the opportunity to pick the brains of an executive team at Telstra.

The team spoke about their roles and how they came to work at Telstra. Students were then able to ask questions about future careers.

Andy McKay, Ernie Sodano, Steve Clark, Gretchen Cooke, Brie Muston, Julie Curtain, Nevash Pillay, John Strati & Noel D’Souza Back Row Trevor Boal, Tim Forsyth, John Piccinin, Helen Stewart, Dino Georgiou, Ben Kingston
Telstra's Andy McKay, Ernie Sodano, Steve Clark, Gretchen Cooke, Brie Muston, Julie Curtain, Nevash Pillay, John Strati, Noel D’Souza, Trevor Boal, Tim Forsyth, John Piccinin, Helen Stewart, Dino Georgiou, Ben Kingston and Delany Principal Peter Wade (centre)

The session concluded with Principal Peter Wade receiving his award for Award for Outstanding Contribution to Education, presented by the Asian Education Leadership Awards. 

To read about the award, click here.

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Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese

Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
www.parra.catholic.edu.au

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  • 29 Sep 2026

    From Facebook
    Over the past six months, two of our Year 11 students have taken part in the Max Potential program, using their voices, passion and leadership to create positive change in our community. 🌟 ✨ Paige’s project, See the Signs, promoted respectful relationships and raised awareness of the signs of coercive control. 👟 Kuae’s project, Walk in Their Shoes, raised awareness of homelessness and advocated for people experiencing homelessness. We are incredibly proud of Paige and Kuae for their compassion, courage and commitment to making a difference. Their leadership reminds us that even small actions can create meaningful change. 💙🙌

    28 Sep 2026

    From Facebook
    Our Year 11 students took time away from their usual routines to come together for their retreat. 🌱 The retreat gave students the opportunity to pause, reflect and focus on their formation and spirituality. Through prayer, reflection and shared activities, they strengthened their connection with God, built meaningful relationships with their teachers and peers, and considered how they can continue to grow in faith and community. 🙏💛 Thank you to everyone who helped make the day such a special and memorable experience for our Year 11 students. ✨

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