Young Rural Ambassador Award
Local Boyup Brook girl, Isabel Gibbs is this year’s Rural Ambassador for the Upper Blackwood Agriculture Society.
Growing up on her family’s farm has provided her with many essential life skills and given her a holistic view on life. On the farm Isabel enjoys helping her Dad with the sheep work and being able to have a traditional upbringing.
Isabel has attended all her schooling years up to year ten in Boyup Brook and then went on to finish secondary schooling at both Narrogin and Manjimup. Isabel has worked within the community at the local Pharmacy since she was seventeen.
Health in agricultural communities is often overlooked but Isabel believes that just because we don’t live in the city doesn’t mean we can’t have the same products, service or advice. She looks forward to further completing education in the health sector in the coming years and to be able to share her knowledge with the community.
Attending the Upper Blackwood show was something that Isabel always looked forward to as a child. She has submitted many entries throughout the years in school arts and last year in floriculture where she was fortunate enough to win a trophy prize. Isabel encourages everyone to have a go and enter entries at the show.
Please join us on Show Day to meet and congratulate Isabel as our Rural Ambassador.
Growing up on her family’s farm has provided her with many essential life skills and given her a holistic view on life. On the farm Isabel enjoys helping her Dad with the sheep work and being able to have a traditional upbringing.
Isabel has attended all her schooling years up to year ten in Boyup Brook and then went on to finish secondary schooling at both Narrogin and Manjimup. Isabel has worked within the community at the local Pharmacy since she was seventeen.
Health in agricultural communities is often overlooked but Isabel believes that just because we don’t live in the city doesn’t mean we can’t have the same products, service or advice. She looks forward to further completing education in the health sector in the coming years and to be able to share her knowledge with the community.
Attending the Upper Blackwood show was something that Isabel always looked forward to as a child. She has submitted many entries throughout the years in school arts and last year in floriculture where she was fortunate enough to win a trophy prize. Isabel encourages everyone to have a go and enter entries at the show.
Please join us on Show Day to meet and congratulate Isabel as our Rural Ambassador.
Young Rural Ambassador Competition
The Young Rural Ambassador Competition is an annual event sponsored by the Royal Agricultural Society WA.
The competition is OPEN to all young people between 20 and 30 years of age.
Our Society is always keen to welcome anyone who is interested in representing us as an Ambassador, so please do not hesitate to contact the President or any Committee Member on Show Day or anytime onwards through until May in the following year, we will be happy to assist with any queries.
The competition is OPEN to all young people between 20 and 30 years of age.
Our Society is always keen to welcome anyone who is interested in representing us as an Ambassador, so please do not hesitate to contact the President or any Committee Member on Show Day or anytime onwards through until May in the following year, we will be happy to assist with any queries.
