BRAKE wins 2009 Road Safety Award
Oct
9
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9/10/2009 9:57 PM
BRAKE Driver Awareness Program Distance Education Mode wins Innovation category in 2009 Queensland Road Safety Awards
Yesterday I went to Parliament House together with other BRAKE people for the 2009 Queensland Road Safety Awards. The BRAKE Driver Awareness Program Distance Education Mode developed by Tamara Warner of the Capricornia School of Distance Education developed and facilitates.
The BRAKE Driver Awareness Program Distance Education Mode won the Innovation category at the awards. Tamara accepted the award from the Minister for Transport, The Honourable Rachel Nolan MP.
It is wonderful to receive such recognition through a highly regarded award and BRAKE is thrilled for Tamara. We greatly appreciate the ongoing support that the Capriconia School of Distance Education provides to Tamara and BRAKE, but most importantly their students through providing BRAKE in such a unique and succesful way.
I would really like to thank all of our partners and sponsors that have provided such valuable assistance to make this award possible and in particular our partners in the Central Highlands and Coalfields, the Mining Industry Road Safety Alliance and the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy.
Well done Tamara.
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Re: BRAKE Driver Awareness Program Distance Education Mode wins Innovation category in 2009 Queensland Road Safety Awards
Dear Rob- thank you for the kind words. The students at CSDE have greatly benefited from the BRAKE program being implemented into our school curriculum. It supports both student, and the parent in discussing road safety and our unique driving issues that we face on a daily basis. (including good old skippy...)
Happy Christmas :)
By Tamara and Cathie on
24/11/2009 2:19 PM
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