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1. www.dailymail.co.uk › news › article-9186435Matthew McConaughey's 'hell' on exchange in Australia on the ...

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   Feb 1, 2021 · Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey describes his life as an 18-year-old exchange student in regional Australia as a 'livin' hell' in his plainspoken new memoir. The Academy Award winner, 51,...

   • Author: Daniel Piotrowski

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2. roughcutfilm.com › 2020/12/29 › alight-alight-alightAlight, alight, alight: On Matthew McConaughey’s ‘Greenlights’

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   Dec 29, 2020 · Autobiography, Greenlights, Matthew McConaughey. A fellow alum of Gorokan High School, Sam Twyford-Moore breaks down the Texan Best Actor winner’s less-than-illuminating autobiography.

3. www.theeducatoronline.com › k12 › newsAn inspiring beacon of Indigenous education | The Educator K/12

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   • Alumni Inspiring Students to Succeed
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   Six years on, Gorokan High School’s other Aboriginal Education initiatives are going from strength to strength, with students eagerly throwing themselves into learning and the social connections that keep the school’s community both tightly knit and thriving. When it comes to measuring the success of the programs beyond just students’ academic achi...

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   Driving the success of these programs is the school’s Aboriginal Education Unit which, among other initiatives, facilitates the engagement of former students who have excelled in their fields to mentor current students in their educational journey. “Our former students come back to connect themselves, to share with Aunty Lesley and Aunty June what ...

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   Boake says the school's initiatives have only set the stage for further transformative learning experiences across the campus in the years ahead. “Where we are as a community is already so far from where we started that the future is really exciting,” he said. “Over half of our total student population [Years 7-9] have completed two years of timeta...

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4. gorokan-h.schools.nsw.gov.auHome - Gorokan High School

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   Welcome to Gorokan High School. Gorokan High School has a history of HSC success. Academically selective and comprehensive, we welcome selective, local and special needs students. We embrace the Stronger Smarter philosophy for Aboriginal students, building achievement through cultural strengthening. Gorokan High School.

   • Location: Goobarabah Avenue Gorokan NSW 2263

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Gorokan_High_SchoolGorokan High School - Wikipedia

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   Gorokan High School is a government-funded co-educational dual modality partially academically selective and comprehensive secondary day school, located in Lake Haven, in the Central Coast region of New South Wales, Australia.

6. www.dailytelegraph.com.au › entertainment › sydneyThe Aussie family who opened their home to Matthew ...

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   Ray Crocker, 74, of Blue Haven, contacted Confidential in an attempt to get in touch with the Hollywood star, who shared his home as an exchange student at Warnervale on the Central Coast in 1988.

7. www.facebook.com › GorokanHSGorokan High School | Gorokan NSW - Facebook

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   Gorokan High School, Gorokan, New South Wales. 3,291 likes · 90 talking about this. This is the official Gorokan High School Facebook Page RULES OF ENGAGEMENT https://edu.nsw.link/page-rules...

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   Is Gorokan High School a good school?

   • Gorokan High School has a history of HSC success. Academically selective and comprehensive, we welcome selective, local and special needs students. We embrace the Stronger Smarter philosophy for Aboriginal students, building achievement through cultural strengthening. Please find below some support services available should you need support.

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   What's going on at Gorokan High School?

   • Six years on, Gorokan High School’s other Aboriginal Education initiatives are going from strength to strength, with students eagerly throwing themselves into learning and the social connections that keep the school’s community both tightly knit and thriving.

   An inspiring beacon of Indigenous education | The Educator K/12

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   How do I enrol a student at Gorokan High School?

   • Just respond to the acceptance note for the placement in the selective classroom if the student is not currently enrolled at Gorokan High School, an enrolment application form will be sent to the parents together with any other relevant information to be completed.

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   Who owns Gorokan school?

   • The school is operated by the NSW Department of Education; the principal is Matthew Boake. The school draws its name from the nearby settlement of Gorokan; and was housed in temporary buildings in Dudley Street on the site of what was to later become Gorokan Public School in 1977. It moved to its current location in Goobarabah Avenue in 1977.

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