Mentors encourage students to shine

By Jessica Long
Updated November 9 2014 - 4:32pm, first published 4:31pm
ON TRACK: Shoalhaven indigenous students Shaneah Jones, Aaron Taylor, Gary Braddick, Chaise Sines, Hayden Brown, Liam Wood, Tyson Davies, Torie Kelly, Shakeela Williams, Latisha Coslovich, (middle) Tiana Heitel-Freeman, Tyllah Williams, Corey Knight, Leah Hooks, Berrima Blakeney, Kewana Parsons, Jarod Stubbs and (front) Jordan Barneaude-Smith, Rory Archer, Tyson Simpson, AIME members Melina Saunders and Steve Mitchell with student Luke Nolan at the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre for a fun mentoring day with influential public figures.
ON TRACK: Shoalhaven indigenous students Shaneah Jones, Aaron Taylor, Gary Braddick, Chaise Sines, Hayden Brown, Liam Wood, Tyson Davies, Torie Kelly, Shakeela Williams, Latisha Coslovich, (middle) Tiana Heitel-Freeman, Tyllah Williams, Corey Knight, Leah Hooks, Berrima Blakeney, Kewana Parsons, Jarod Stubbs and (front) Jordan Barneaude-Smith, Rory Archer, Tyson Simpson, AIME members Melina Saunders and Steve Mitchell with student Luke Nolan at the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre for a fun mentoring day with influential public figures.

THE Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience (AIME) gave 150 Shoalhaven students something to talk about recently.

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