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Dom is a Year 12 student. He is always seen in meetings and has the busiest schedule of any student. He chairs the Christchurch Youth Council and is the student board rep at Ao Tawhiti. He has a lot of ideas about how to improve education and is highly ambitious. He used to go to Burnside High School until the beginning of this year because the school didn’t fully support him.
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