Celebration of culture was a highlight of term 3 at NRL Cowboys House, as students balanced school and career transitions with the festivities of NAIDOC Day and traditional dance performances.
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The NRL Cowboys House partner family is continuing to grow with iconic Aussie brand Tip Top joining as a Friend of the House.
An epic display of Indigenous culture brought vibrance and colour to overcast skies at NRL Cowboys House for their second annual NAIDOC Day celebrations.
The second annual NRL Cowboys House NAIDOC Day has left an indelible mark on those who came along to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as a House family.
Hundreds gathered at NRL Cowboys House Girls Campus as NAIDOC Day came alive with dancers from across North Queensland taking the stage to share the customs and traditions of their communities through dance.
A cruise around the globe with days on the open seas has given Cowboys fan Keith Blake the perfect opportunity to put pencil to paper and reignite his passion for art, a talent he’s now using to give back to others.
A young, exciting talent on the football field, Theophelia Mosby-Nona’s style is simple – run hard and true – but it’s clear talking to the 17-year-old that it’s more than just physical strength powering the senior student.
Students will develop important leadership and guidance skills as they place ‘service above self’ in pursuit of becoming school and community leaders through the NRL Cowboys House Interact Club.
NRL Cowboys House sprang to life during the mid-year school holidays as kids, families and staff from Variety – the Children’s Charity of Queensland descended on the Girls Campus for the 2022 Variety Kids Sports Camp.