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High schooler trades holidays for university

Amy from Assumption College, picture front left, was among 341 Queensland high school students selected to attend an exclusive four-day summit at QUT. (Supplied)
By Jeremy Cook

A Warwick high school student has traded winter holidays for university. Amy, a year 12 student at Assumption College, was […]

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