Condobolin High School has won the Essay Competition at the 2nd Study Skills Day for Year 11 Students held at Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Dubbo Campus. The six Condobolin students collaborated on the essay which dealt with the issues confronting young people in rural and regional Australia. The Study Skills Day equips senior school students with skills they will need during the stress and strain of what CSU’s HSC Online calls the “most important examinations in your life”. During the Skills Day, CSU lecturers covered subjects such as time management and essay writing, and students experienced university life first hand. Dubbo Head of Campus, Heather Bell, will present the trophy and $500 cheque at the Condobolin school assembly on Tuesday 15 August.