Graduates from the 2013 School to Work program were recognised this morning at Campbelltown Catholic Club, with 26 students from Wests Tigers district amongst the group.
The School to Work program is designed to assist Aboriginal students in making a smooth transition from school into further education, employment or training.
Players Dene Halatau and Yileen Gordon attended the ceremony along with Wests Tigers Aboriginal Projects Officer, Tyson Birtles and CEO Grant Mayer.
The Parramatta Eels, Penrith Panthers, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and Wests Tigers are currently involved in the School to Work program- with a total of 200 students enrolled in this program across both Year 11 and 12.
After completing their Higher School Certificate last month, the graduating students have all found either work or have applied for University. The program has been greatly successful thus far with statistics showing a 96% success rate of school leavers.
Tahlia Briggs, Saint Patricks College
Chanelle Campbell, Picton HS
Haylee Coggins, Ambarvale HS
Jarrod Confoy, Robert Townson HS
Rhiannon Hall Ambarvale HS
Mykayla Hotere, Saint Patricks College
Reid Hudson, Ambarvale HS
Ethan Kinchela, Ambarvale HS
RJ Kinchela, Ambarvale HS
Kelly Marshall, Robert Townson HS
Breannah McGuiness, Robert Townson HS
Jannali OHara, Chapel School, Key College, Merrylands Campus
Karlinda Potts, Sarah Redfern HS
Shonae Rawlings, Ashcroft HS
Danielle Rawlings, Ashcroft HS
Ainslie Regan, Sarah Redfern HS
Haylee Sato, James Meehan HS
Amarah Shillingsworth, Sarah Redfern HS
Samantha Skidmore, James Meehan HS
Amy Stedman, Picton HS
Cheree Thompson, Leumeah HS
Shanece Tucker, Ashcroft HS
Latu Vakauta, Chapel School, Key College, Merrylands Campus
Star Walmsley, Sarah Redfern HS
Reice Williams, Ashcroft HS
Zoie Xureb-Whitmore, Ashcroft HS
The School to Work program is designed to assist Aboriginal students in making a smooth transition from school into further education, employment or training.
Players Dene Halatau and Yileen Gordon attended the ceremony along with Wests Tigers Aboriginal Projects Officer, Tyson Birtles and CEO Grant Mayer.
The Parramatta Eels, Penrith Panthers, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and Wests Tigers are currently involved in the School to Work program- with a total of 200 students enrolled in this program across both Year 11 and 12.
After completing their Higher School Certificate last month, the graduating students have all found either work or have applied for University. The program has been greatly successful thus far with statistics showing a 96% success rate of school leavers.
Wests Tigers 2013 NRL Learn Earn Legend! School to Work course and High School graduates:
Tahlia Briggs, Saint Patricks College
Chanelle Campbell, Picton HS
Haylee Coggins, Ambarvale HS
Jarrod Confoy, Robert Townson HS
Rhiannon Hall Ambarvale HS
Mykayla Hotere, Saint Patricks College
Reid Hudson, Ambarvale HS
Ethan Kinchela, Ambarvale HS
RJ Kinchela, Ambarvale HS
Kelly Marshall, Robert Townson HS
Breannah McGuiness, Robert Townson HS
Jannali OHara, Chapel School, Key College, Merrylands Campus
Karlinda Potts, Sarah Redfern HS
Shonae Rawlings, Ashcroft HS
Danielle Rawlings, Ashcroft HS
Ainslie Regan, Sarah Redfern HS
Haylee Sato, James Meehan HS
Amarah Shillingsworth, Sarah Redfern HS
Samantha Skidmore, James Meehan HS
Amy Stedman, Picton HS
Cheree Thompson, Leumeah HS
Shanece Tucker, Ashcroft HS
Latu Vakauta, Chapel School, Key College, Merrylands Campus
Star Walmsley, Sarah Redfern HS
Reice Williams, Ashcroft HS
Zoie Xureb-Whitmore, Ashcroft HS
