The recent Miss Penrith competition proved Glenmore Park has some great talent. Both the Miss Penrith and the Junior Miss Penrith were won by local girls.The Miss Penrith winner is 17-year-old Laura Archibald, a student at Penrith Christian School. Laura has only lived in Glenmore Park for a year and loves it. “I find everyone very friendly and all the houses are so modern and nice. I want to go to uni and study business or marketing. Winning the June Dally Watkins modelling course is great and will give me more confidence” she said.
10-year-old Alyssa Licastro is a student at Bethany School and has lived in Glenmore Park for most of her life.Winning the title of Junior Miss Penrith and the June Dally Watkins junior model course is very exciting and she will learn grooming, deportment and the tricks of the modelling trade.
Congratulations to both girls.
Gold for Aimee
Another winning young lady from Glenmore Park is year 12 student Aimee Maurer. Aimee has recently achieved her Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award. She had to carry out many hours of community work as well as rigourous physical activities and challenges. Well done Aimee.
The new building going up on the corner of Glenmore Park Way and Blue Hills Drive is the new Glenmore Park Child and Family Centre currently being constructed for Penrith Council by Denham’s Construction. The centre will provide a number of new services for the community. There will be a 50 place childcare centre for [...]
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The new Catholic church for Glenmore Park, next to Bethany Catholic Primary School on William Howell Drive, is finally open for all Masses. It has taken the local parishioners many years to have this dream come to fruition. The official opening of the church will be by Bishop Manning on Sunday 14th February at 11am and [...]
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21. December 2009
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