Year 6 students Harry Willaton and Liam Exton get involved.
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Students brainstorm encouraging words.
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Year 6 student Harry Willaton shows fairness.
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Dream Seeds team member Susan Langborne helps out.
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Year 6 student Daniel Abbott shares his thoughts.
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Dream Seed team member Rohan Gerrard lends a hand.
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Year 6 student Emily Freeman is on the right track.
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Students at Shepparton East Primary School received a visit from the Dream Seeds team yesterday.
Based on research that suggested rural Victorian youth face barriers to learning, Dream Seeds workshops aim to assist Year 6 students to explore opportunities to enhance learning, aspiration and participation.
The interactive program aims to develop the knowledge and skills that young people need to create a foreseeable future by highlighting practical pathways towards positive outcomes.
Activities included brainstorming, teamwork and piecing together puzzles.
Dream Seeds is working on an online network for rural students to connect to each other, discuss their aspirations and get the necessary support to aid their success.
