Chairman of Children’s Courage Award Vivienne Doyle and recipient Joseph Harrall, of Munster.
Camera IconChairman of Children’s Courage Award Vivienne Doyle and recipient Joseph Harrall, of Munster. Credit: Supplied/Will Russell        www.communitypix.com.au d441193

Joseph’s hard work pays off

Bryce LuffFremantle Gazette

The 15-year-old, who has cerebral palsy, received the award from Lions International in front of his peers at an assembly at Atwell College.

"I am happy all the time and I always am trying different things to help me to live my life," Joseph said.

�I always look for good things in my life.

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"I felt the best to get the award. It felt like all my hard work paid off."

Associate principal Brendon Bleakley said Joseph had worked hard ever since he came to the school three years ago.

"He's a determined student and despite his special needs is an active member of the school," Mr Bleakley said.

"He's always trying and he gets involved."

Joseph is currently lining up work experience with a local library.