The annual Petries Mitre 10 School Trade Awards have once again showcased the skills of local Year 12 technology students, with the Judges’ and Peoples’ choices named at the presentation evening on Thursday.
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The 2018 exhibition featured nine pieces from students; Faith Douglas-Williams; Travis Clarkson; Brock Coleman; Bayley Mason; Bailey McMurtrie; Addison Roberts; Jack Swords; Hayden Woods; and Barry Nemeth.
Phil Petrie said that with 141 votes in people’s choice category this was one of the biggest editions of the awards, which the community anticipate each year.
“We’ve been running these awards since 2011 and we’re really pleased to be associated and give some recognition and support to the young people in the community,” he said.
“This generates a huge amount of interest and the public appreciate the amount of work that has gone into these works.
“And that’s not just parents and those who are directly involved but the general public as well, we’re always being asked if we’re having the exhibition.”
More HSC works on exhibition
Mudgee High School’s exhibition of HSC major works is currently on display at The Stables gallery.
Following opening night on Monday the annual show will be open from 10am to 4pm, Tuesday to Thursday and 10am-2pm Friday, (November 13-16). The exhibition celebrates the work achieved of MHS students in Visual Arts, Textiles and Design, Industrial Technology: Multi Media, and Society and Culture in 2018.
