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Cockatoo Cafe is open for business

COFFEE CREW: Year 12 student Celeste and year nine student Lily prepare coffees for customers at the Cockatoo Cafe. Photo: Dani Brown. 336125_01
Dani Brown

Young people learn cooking, barista, customer service, teamwork, and business skills through the Cockatoo Cafe, a student-driven cafe at Yankalilla […]

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