Roxburgh Area School pupil Emma Parker (left) and Lawrence Area School pupil Kelly Tweed photograph themselves with Mr Key. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Roxburgh Area School pupil Emma Parker (left) and Lawrence Area School pupil Kelly Tweed photograph themselves with Mr Key. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Kate Thomson (left) and Hannah Kim (obscured), of St Hilda's Collegiate School and Meghan Scanlan (right), of Roxburgh Area School, photograph themselves with the prime minister. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Kate Thomson (left) and Hannah Kim (obscured), of St Hilda's Collegiate School and Meghan Scanlan (right), of Roxburgh Area School, photograph themselves with the prime minister. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Posing for the camera with Prime Minister John Key (centre) are Class Act award winners (from left) Jasmine Seifert-Simpson, of Logan Park High School, Katie Mulholland, of Columba College, Hannah Grant, of Taieri College, and Laura Miller, of Gore... : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Posing for the camera with Prime Minister John Key (centre) are Class Act award winners (from left) Jasmine Seifert-Simpson, of Logan Park High School, Katie Mulholland, of Columba College, Hannah Grant, of Taieri College, and Laura Miller, of Gore... : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
St Kevin's College pupil Jibi Kunnethedam at the Otago Daily Times Class Act awards ceremony, where he was recognised for his sporting and academic achievement. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
St Kevin's College pupil Jibi Kunnethedam at the Otago Daily Times Class Act awards ceremony, where he was recognised for his sporting and academic achievement. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Kahurangi Cassidy (left) and Fergus O'Leary, of King's High School, show off their certificates. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Kahurangi Cassidy (left) and Fergus O'Leary, of King's High School, show off their certificates. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Prime Minister John Key gives praise and some sage words of advice to Class Act award winners, their parents and teachers at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery yesterday. Photos by ODT photographers. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Prime Minister John Key gives praise and some sage words of advice to Class Act award winners, their parents and teachers at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery yesterday. Photos by ODT photographers. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Maniototo Area School pupils Lachlan Edwards and Andrea Voyce at the Class Act awards ceremony yesterday. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Maniototo Area School pupils Lachlan Edwards and Andrea Voyce at the Class Act awards ceremony yesterday. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
John McGlashan College piper Sam Darling pipes Prime Minister John Key into the 2013 Class Act awards ceremony. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
John McGlashan College piper Sam Darling pipes Prime Minister John Key into the 2013 Class Act awards ceremony. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Class Act award winners Sophie Lake (left) and Victoria Boult (right), of Wakatipu High School. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Class Act award winners Sophie Lake (left) and Victoria Boult (right), of Wakatipu High School. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Tokomairiro High School pupil Tamahi Phillips gives a hongi to Prime Minister John Key. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Tokomairiro High School pupil Tamahi Phillips gives a hongi to Prime Minister John Key. : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Holding their Class Act 2013 awards for all to see are (from left) Columba College pupil Sian English, Otago Boys' High School pupil Rhys Bayly, King's High School pupil Fergus O'Leary, Queen's High School pupil Emily Gordon, Otago Girls' High School... : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Holding their Class Act 2013 awards for all to see are (from left) Columba College pupil Sian English, Otago Boys' High School pupil Rhys Bayly, King's High School pupil Fergus O'Leary, Queen's High School pupil Emily Gordon, Otago Girls' High School... : It takes attitude to succeed: Key
It takes attitude to succeed: Key
Every year, Class Act award winners are encouraged to go out into the world and fulfil their ambitions.