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Secondary students developed strong leadership,
Organisations signed in November 2018 the organising and communication skills, teamwork,
Campaspe Youth Partnerships’ Memorandum personal motivation and strengths, saying I CAN,
of Understanding as a Full MoU or Affiliate through the I CAN mentoring program in Kyabram
Member Organisation for two years. and Echuca.
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7 Primary aged students enjoyed the I CAN

Schools involved in Youth Partnerships Imagination Club meeting once a fortnight
developing their self-esteem, social connection,
programs: Echuca College, Echuca Specialist optimism and self-confidence.
School, Kyabram P-12 College, River City

Christian College, Rushworth P-12 College, 22
St Augustine’s College and St Joseph’s College.
179 Primary aged students participated in the Junior

Park Rangers project-based learning program at

the Kyabram Fauna Park. Students through

Young people participated in Campaspe Youth cooperative learning developed responsibility,
confidence, teamwork and learnt how to care
Partnerships programs over the year. for animals.
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Students, disengaged from school, have Students participated in the Hands on Learning
participated in the Gateway program at Echuca program that caters to the different ways young
College, which aims to re-engage students with people learn, helping students build confidence,
education. engage and achieve at school.
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Students were mentored and supported in the Students engaged in Murray Life Adventures , a
MATES mentoring program. Through weekly program based on outdoorsy and challenging type
visits at school, a volunteer mentor encourages activities with a focus on safety, fun and learning
and reinforces positive behaviour, enhances to assist to re-engage the students to education
self-confidence and feelings of self-worth. and teamwork in a fun outdoor setting.

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