A year of challenge has ended in triumph for 17 young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students graduating at the annual NRL Cowboys House awards night.
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Our NRL Cowboys House students have been featuring on stage across our nine partner schools for end-of-year awards and acknowledgements.
As the end of a challenging 2020 school year draws near, NRL Cowboys House is a hive of activity in preparation for their annual Awards Night on Monday 16 November.
It’s been 21 weeks since a small group of NRL Cowboys House students last left their home communities after Easter, and they’re looking forward to a happy homecoming.
Traditional dance is back on the activity schedule at NRL Cowboys House – a great opportunity for the students to share their culture!
Volunteer tutors are the hard-working heroes of NRL Cowboys House and are crucial to the academic success achieved by the students, according to House Education Manager Mary McInnes.
A “healthy body, healthy mind” approach has helped NRL Cowboys House students and staff through a term of challenge and change during restrictions.
The young women of NRL Cowboys House will now have one less concern as they pursue their studies, thanks to not-for-profit Share the Dignity.
Nothing builds resilience like adversity, and as our NRL Cowboys House students show their courage in navigating school during COVID-19, a small contingent have taken on the next challenge.