At a glance
- Company
- Ampol
- Announcement
- Event
- Location
- Australia
Key figures
- National winner cash grant
- $5,000
- AmpolCash for national winner
- $1,000
- Grant for winning student's school
- $5,000
- Program year
- 39th year
- Young Australians supported since the program began
- more than 30,000
People
- Meaghan DavisAmpol Executive General Manager, People and Culture
Products and programs
May 14, 2024 -- Ampol has announced the return of its Best All Rounder program for 2024, celebrating the remarkable contributions of final-year students to their schools and local communities.
Now in its 39th year, the Ampol Best All Rounder program invites secondary schools across Australia to register and nominate exceptional Year 12 students who embody the program's core values, including:
- Leadership
- Service and community engagement
- Excellence in sports
- Contributions to arts and culture
- Positive attitude, and
- Exemplary personal conduct.
The program continues its tradition of recognising overall excellence by awarding the selected Ampol Best All Rounder National winner with a $5,000 cash grant and $1,000 in AmpolCash.
Additionally, the nominating school will receive a $5,000 cash grant to enhance educational resources and technology.
Led by the Ampol Foundation, dedicated to fostering education, employment, and community engagement among Australian youth, the Ampol Best All Rounder program stands as a testament to Ampol’s commitment to shaping a brighter future for generations to come.
Since the program began in 1985, the program has empowered more than 30,000 young Australians, and helped them along in their journey to becoming future leaders in their chosen fields.
Ampol Executive General Manager, People and Culture, Meaghan Davis, said: “For almost 40 years, the Ampol Best All Rounder award has celebrated Australia's leaders of tomorrow by recognising final year students who have made outstanding contributions to both their school and local community.
“At Ampol, we believe that recognising the all-round contribution of final year students is an important part of developing well-rounded graduates and continue flourishing in whatever they want to pursue.”
Registrations for the Ampol Best All Rounder award program are now open with State and National nominations to open later in the year. Registrations close on 24 September.
Schools interested in participating can visit Ampol Best All Rounder Award 2024 to learn more and register.
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In brief
Ampol says its Best All Rounder program is returning for 2024, inviting Australian secondary schools to register and nominate Year 12 students for recognition. The program considers students’ leadership, community involvement, sport, arts and culture, attitude, and conduct. The national winner is set to receive a $5,000 cash grant plus $1,000 in AmpolCash, while the student’s nominating school will receive a $5,000 grant for educational resources and technology. Ampol says the initiative, led by the Ampol Foundation, has operated since 1985 and has supported more than 30,000 young Australians. Registrations are open and close on 24 September; state and national nominations are expected to open later in the year. Meaghan Davis, Ampol’s Executive General Manager, People and Culture, described the program as a way to acknowledge students’ contributions to their schools and communities.
Key takeaways
- Ampol’s Best All Rounder program is accepting registrations from secondary schools across Australia.
- The national student winner will receive $5,000 and $1,000 in AmpolCash; the nominating school will receive $5,000.
- The program recognizes Year 12 students for contributions across areas including leadership, community engagement, sport, and arts.
- Registrations close on 24 September; state and national nominations are scheduled to open later in the year.
