Five Manawatu College students graduated from the The Mahi Tu Kaha Rangatahi Programme in Foxton .
The boys learnt to recognise negative patterns of behavior that may be causing poor outcomes with attendance, relationships and engagement with school. The boys also learnt strategies and skills around self management, goal setting and achieving positive outcomes for the future. See link below to Horowhenua Chronicle for more information.
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