Back on Track with Rob McBride

Back on Track boys have made great improvement with their attitude towards work, with a result of harmony and bonding within the group. The attendance still has its up and downs at times with Titus Tamwoy being the big improver, his attendance has kept improving all term to the stage where he is a regular attendee, Jordal Bana takes the prize with a 100% record on BOT. Jordal and Gibson Joe have been studying hard and have passed their learners drivers and are now chipping away at the required 100 driving hours to obtain their P's. This is so important for these boys to be able to drive as it is a requirement for most employers in the building and service industries. We had a new student Daniel Pookamelya age 13 from up on the cape join the group 3 weeks ago. He has settled in well and has had to learn quickly about the respect for other students work and their feelings, he is so keen to be a part of this group that he is over at the shed before 8 every morning, he is such a likeable student. This has also been an important lesson for the other boys as they are now seen as a roll model for young Daniel, so they must stand tall. As all of these students will be returning back into the class room next term I feel sure they all have a positive belief in themselves, respect for others and a defined direction for their future. 

Mr Rob