Friday, 18 March 2011

Welcome to my Wambana Blog

Wambana is a program run by Prince Alfred College for the year 9 students. Wambana has four staff members managing Wambana who include Mr Hobbs, "Moff", Beardy and Paul. The staff at wambana help the students advance in there personal development of independence. We spend 4 days sleeping in tents during the cycle tour where we ride a total of around 130km over the 3 days. We then move into the Wadali's in which we live independently in sixes and do all the daily choirs of the household and if we dont we get points each day if we lose all our points we sleep on the verandahi or in a tent for up to 7 days. Welcome to my blog who ever is reading this use the tabs on the right to get to the right posts.The name Wardli comes from the local aboriginal word meaning dwelling. I am living in my wadali with Harrison Page, Ned Murdoch, Jake Gurke and Alex Mitolo. I hope to experience many new experiences during my time at wambana, which include learning new dishes that i can make at home, Learn how to efficently manage my time between cleaning and having fun and finally learning to be tidy in a shared house with everything in the right place.
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7 comments:

  1. Unknown22 March 2011 at 21:21

    Well done fellows have a wonderful time

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  2. Unknown23 March 2011 at 03:11

    Hey Tom, Dave R here, love the blog. Hope the snail mail we sent reaches you OK. With all that exercise you'll be able to beat me in a quick race to the remote control! Well done and enjoy!!

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  3. emma @ frog, goose and bear23 March 2011 at 03:17

    Hey Tom, great to see you on blogland! Look forward to seeing what else you guys get up to. Expect a letter from us in the next day or so.

    emma

    P.S. I have my own blog, that you would probably find very boring, but it's called Frog, Goose & Bear (after the kids nicknames) so that's why this comment will probably be posted with that name.

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  4. Lou23 March 2011 at 13:20

    I look forward to trying one of your home cooked meals - or a dessert maybe! We can have 'Tom's Cafe' on our next holiday!

    I also look forward to hearing more about what you are doing. Sounds like a great time away.

    Louise

    (I also have an old blog so my comment will come up under that name as well - Buttons by Lou Lou)

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  5. Unknown25 March 2011 at 00:10

    aw you will be all domesticated when you get home mum will be able to put her feet up hee hee.

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  6. Unknown3 April 2011 at 00:10

    Hi Thomas, hope your doing well, you must be getting very fit, love Mum

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  7. Unknown3 April 2011 at 00:14

    Hi Thomas, hope your having a great time, and learning lots, you must be getting super fit, proud of you. luv aunty hx

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