The Rotary Club of Wexford is delighted to announce the winner of the Youth Leadership Awards for 2023. This year, students from 12 secondary schools across the county participated in this prestigious competition, showcasing their leadership skills, dedication, and determination. The culmination of this journey led to an inspiring event – the County RYLD final, which brought together students, teachers, and parents. We would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to Karol and Noel for their unwavering dedication to organising this event.
After careful consideration, the judges made their decision today. We are thrilled to announce that Louise Byrne from Ramsgrange Community College has emerged as the winner of the Rotary Club of Wexford Youth Leadership Awards. This is a historic moment for the school, as it is their first time winning this prestigious competition. Louise’s achievement is a testament to her dedication, leadership, and ability to inspire others.
Louise Byrne will be the proud representative of the Rotary Club of Wexford in the upcoming Regional RYLD final, scheduled for December 4th. Her journey, alongside the support of her school and community, will be an inspiration to many.
The Rotary Club of Wexford is proud to celebrate the success of the Youth Leadership Awards and the remarkable students who participated. This competition not only encourages leadership but also fosters personal growth and community engagement. We look forward to supporting Louise Byrne as she represents our club in the regional final. Her achievement is not just her own but a reflection of the dedication and potential within our community. Congratulations, Louise, and best of luck in the regional finals!
A Celebration of Talent and Dedication:
The County RYLD final was a fantastic occasion that witnessed an incredible display of talent, resilience, and leadership among the participating students. The energy in the room was palpable, and the sense of accomplishment radiated from every corner. This competition not only nurtures leadership but also fosters an environment of healthy competition and personal growth.
A competition of this magnitude wouldn’t be possible without the dedication of our esteemed judges who took on the challenging task of evaluating the participants. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who dedicated their time to judge the entries over the past few weeks. Special thanks go out to Éilean Hynes and Karl Fitzpatrick, who took on the important role of judging the final round. Their expertise and commitment ensured a fair and thorough evaluation process.
Natasha Hughes President of The Rotary Club of Wexford commented “Empowering the youth of Wexford is at the core of our club’s mission and values. We strongly believe that investing in the development of young leaders is essential for the future growth and prosperity of our club and community. By providing opportunities like the Wexford Rotary Youth Leadership Development Competition, we aim to equip young people with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to make a positive difference in their own lives and the lives of others. Together, we can create a brighter future for our community. We look forward to supporting Louise in the next step of her leadership journey to the Regional final “
