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School Reception: Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm
Phone: (03) 8099 6000
Email:info@sfcc.vic.edu.au
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Congratulations to the Year 10 students who recently completed the 12-week Western Bulldogs Leaders of the Pack program at the College.
The group of 20 students took part in the weekly program during Big Break, and we commend them for their dedication and for giving up their lunch break to listen to the presenters and get involved in all the activities with great enthusiasm.
Students would start each session with an icebreaker activity to encourage them to interact with each other and have a go at problem-solving activities. Sessions were run with a different focus topic each week. We discussed topics such as gender equity, public speaking, and goal setting, both short- and long-term.
We also had guest speakers from Headspace, Vic Uni and the Alannah and Madeline Foundation who shared valuable information about pathway opportunities and services.
To wrap up the program, all the students enjoyed receiving their Western Bulldogs jumpers and certificates, which will look great on their future resumes.
I enjoyed learning many new things and understanding how to follow your goals for the future. This program is important because it teaches you how to stay positive. We also learnt about universities, how to solve problems and understand what we might want to do in the future. Lynda
Personally, I love this program because it helps us, as a community, explore future opportunities and get to know each other. My favourite activity was when VU came into the class and explained their timetables and how their life at university works. I was struggling to figure out whether I even wanted to go to university, and this narrowed my options, which I’m grateful for. I also loved the weekly activities, and I wish it were run twice a week! Scarlett
I have loved this program; it’s been so beneficial and opened so many opportunities. It helps us, as a group, understand the different pathways we can take at university. It also gave us information about support groups, highlighted the impact of certain youth issues and where we can seek help as well as ways to help in our community. Overall, this has been such a rewarding program that has been fun and engaging, and I would do it again. Olivia
This program has been a lovely experience; I’ve enjoyed getting together with my friends and learning about different things that affect our community. It’s been eye-opening as we explore the different pathways we could take in our lives, as well as help lines we can reach out to. It’s been amazing to explore all the opportunities for our future and get a better understanding of the impact we can have on a community. Lily
EAL Team
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