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6 November, 2020

Bush kids graduate in style

A beautiful collection of bush graduation photos thanks to the Facebook page Bush Kids.


Sage Potter graduated from Emerald State High School. Sage would like to be involved in the horse industry. She is planning on working next year at a training facility. Photo: Jodie Potter Photography.
Shaelee Taylor graduated from Marist College, Emerald. Shaelee would love to live and work in the rural sector and hopefully travel. Photo: Tessa Lane.
Jye Austin graduated from Redeemer Lutheran College, Biloela, Queensland. Jye’s plan is to gain his chopper license and go mustering in the Territory. Photo: Tegan Clarke Photography.
Brock Olive, from Dingo, Central Queensland graduated from Caloundra City Private School. He relocated eight hours from home on his own to follow his golf career. He aspires to be a professional golfer. Photo: Tanya M Olive Photography.
Wallace Noakes graduated from The Cathedral College, Rockhampton. Photo: Rowdy Travis Photography.
Kate Parker graduated from The Cathedral College, Rockhampton. Photo: Rowdy Travis Photography.
Toby Gale graduated from The Cathedral College, Rockhampton. After graduation, Toby has big plans of heading north to work on a large property to expand his knowledge before returning home to work on the family farm. Photo: Rowdy Travis Photography.
Skye Kerr graduated from St Ursulas College, Yeppoon. She plans to study medicine at university. Photo: Abby Edminstone - Springton Road Photography.
Lucy Hansen celebrated her formal with her classmates at Dalby State High School. Lucy is from Wandoan and boards at Dalby Bunya Campus. Lucy has employment starting next year with MDH on Dunbar Station as a first-year station hand.
Bailey Schneekloth graduated from Townsville Grammar as a boarder from Normanton. He is thinking of becoming an auto electrician.
Erin Landsberg graduated from Charleville State High School and plans to attend UQ next year. Photo: Katrina Lehman Photography.
Georgia Gray graduated from Blackheath and Thornburgh College at Charters Towers. Georgia aspires to be the very best at whatever life throws at her. Photo: Betty Pemble.
Jaydan Coaker graduated from St George State High. He aspires to be a helicopter pilot. Photo: Kappys Kaptures.
Jordyn Olditch graduated from Blackheath and Thornburgh College at Charters Towers. Jordyn loves working with horses, whether it is campdrafting or mustering and everything in between. She is currently contract mustering. Photo: Betty Pemble.
Kate Jonsson graduated from All Souls St Gabriel’s school in Charters Towers. She is from Charley Creek Station south of Prairie. Kate has secured job as teacher aide at a small one teacher school close by while she decides what to do with her life.
Khobi Itzstein graduated from Charleville State High. Photo: Russell Itzstein.
Logan Sheppard graduated from Charleville State High School. She is currently doing a school-based hairdressing apprenticeship, which she will continue doing full time on completion of Year 12. Logan is going to further her studies in beauty and makeup. Photo: Samantha Cornelius.
Sage Potter graduated from Emerald State High School. Sage would like to be involved in the horse industry. She is planning on working next year at a training facility. Photo: Jodie Potter Photography.
Rylie Mullins graduated from St George State High School. Rylie's future aspiration is to become a registered nurse so she can help those in need. Photo: Chloe Turvey Images.
Sophie Wright graduated from Gladstone State High School. Sophie’s future aspirations are to go to university and study criminology and psychology. Photo: Michelle Ann Studios.
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