The Australian Air League Doyalson Girls Squadron enjoyed a visit to Parliament House in Sydney recently, hosted by Member for Wyong David Harris.
Members of the only female squadron learnt about the procedures and roles in parliament, including Question Time where visitors can observe how questions are posed to government officials, the dynamics of debate and the accountability mechanisms at play.
Harris then gave the girls a private tour, sharing the history and guiding the group into historic architectural styled rooms.
He also presented Sally Cisek with her new rank as Second Officer Australian Air League Doyalson Girls Squadron.
Cadets Olivia Murray and Diana Paterson have progressed into their flying careers and are soon to hold their licence and the squadron has welcomed its youngest cadet, who is just eight years old.
Wing Captain Pam Price has been serving as a volunteer in the Air League for more than 35 years at Doyalson and in roles for the NSW Girls Groups.
She organises and hosts camps, excursions, flying experiences and educational activities.
Australian Air League Doyalson Girls Squadron is welcoming new cadets aged 8-18.
If interested call 1800 502 175 or email: info@airleague.com.au
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