ULLADULLA Public School students showed their passion for Ulladulla by creating unique bumpers stickers as part of the Student Workplace Learning Scheme.
The year six students participated in the Ulladulla Printing adopt-a-school project, learning the ins and outs of printing along with teaming up with students at Ulladulla High School.
Project coordinator Natalie Witenden said the project not only helped build bridges between young people and the business community, but gave students preparing for high school valuable connections.
"The high school and Ulladulla Public students worked together in groups to get this project done," she said.
"It will help to ease the students' transition from public school to high school."
The students helped design a range of bumper stickers promoting the Ulladulla area.
Students and teachers then picked two stickers to have printed with Ulladulla Public School student Dylan Lugg designing one of the winning stickers.
Natalie praised the work of teachers and Ulladulla Printing in the project.
"Ulladulla Printing not only donated time but printed the stickers free of charge," she said.
"The stickers will now be on sale throughout the area to promote Ulladulla."
The stickers are being sold through Ulladulla Public School and Ulladulla High School along with selected tourism outlets.
They cost only $2 each and spout catchy slogans like Get Hooked on Ulladulla and Ulladulla... the Best Place on Earth.