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Our boys

A four part series filmed over a school year. 'Our Boys' tells the personal stories of 5 boys in today's public education system - a school 'starved of funds', with boys 'at risk' and teachers going far beyond their traditional classroom roles. It's the year of the HSC - the Higher School Certificate.

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  • "A four part series filmed over a school year. 'Our Boys' tells the personal stories of 5 boys in today's public education system - a school 'starved of funds', with boys 'at risk' and teachers going far beyond their traditional classroom roles. It's the year of the HSC - the Higher School Certificate."@en
  • ""Our Boys" follows the lives of five teenage students and their teachers at Canterbury Boys High, a cash-strapped government school in south-west Sydney. Filmed over a school year, it tells the personal stories of today's public education system - a school 'starved of funds', boys 'at risk' and teachers going far beyond their traditional classroom roles. Canterbury Boys has a rich mix of nationalities - 90 per cent of the boys come from non-English speaking backgrounds. Many are refugees or come from disadvantaged homes."@en
  • "This series follows the lives of five teenage students and their teachers at Canterbury Boys High School in south-west Sydney. Filmed over a school year, it tells the personal stories of today's public education system - a school 'starved of funds', boys 'at risk' and teachers going far beyond their traditional classroom roles. Canterbury Boys has a rich mix of nationalities - 90 per cent of the boys come from non-English speaking backgrounds. Many are refugees or come from disadvantaged homes. In the series we meet Filipe Mahe, a cheeky, disruptive 15-year-old from Tonga who has slipped through the net, making it to year 9 without being able to read or write; Frank, a 17-year-old migrant from Ghana, who lives by himself and dreams of becoming an actor; Roni, an Iraqi refugee who missed five years of school by the time he was enrolled in Year 8 and dreams of getting his HSC and studying architecture; and Mohamed and Thong, two very different students, undertaking their final year at Centerbury Boys High School."
  • "This series follows the lives of five teenage students and their teachers at Canterbury Boys High School in south-west Sydney. Filmed over a school year, it tells the personal stories of today's public education system - a school 'starved of funds', boys 'at risk' and teachers going far beyond their traditional classroom roles. Canterbury Boys has a rich mix of nationalities - 90 per cent of the boys come from non-English speaking backgrounds. Many are refugees or come from disadvantaged homes. In the series we meet Filipe Mahe, a cheeky, disruptive 15-year-old from Tonga who has slipped through the net, making it to year 9 without being able to read or write; Frank, a 17-year-old migrant from Ghana, who lives by himself and dreams of becoming an actor; Roni, an Iraqi refugee who missed five years of school by the time he was enrolled in Year 8 and dreams of getting his HSC and studying architecture; and Mohamed and Thong, two very different students, undertaking their final year at Centerbury Boys High School."@en
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  • "Follows the lives of five teenage students, from various cultural backgrounds, and their teachers at the Canterbury Boys High School, a cash-strapped government school in south-west Sydney: discusses boys at risk, and teachers going far beyond their classroom roles."
  • ""Filmed with unprecedented access over a year, "Our Boys" follows the lives of five students and their teachers at this cash-strapped government school in Sydney's inner west. Canterbury Boys has a rich mix of nationalities; 90 percent of the boys come from non-english speaking backgrounds, many are refugees or come from disadvantaged homes." -- Cover."
  • "Follows the lives of five teenage students, from various cultural backgrounds, and their teachers at the Canterbury Boys High School, a cash-strapped government school in south-west Sydney: boys at risk, teachers going far beyond their classroom roles."@en
  • "A four part series filmed over a school year. 'Our Boys' tells the personal stories of 5 boys in today's public education system - a school 'starved of funds', with boys 'at risk' and teachers going far beyond their traditional classroom roles. It's the year of the HSC - the Higher School Certificate. Set in Canterbury Boys High School, alma mater of Prime Minister John Howard, now the hub of an impoverished multi-racial society, this ABC program includes teachers and students."@en
  • ""Welcome to Canterbury Boys High, Prime Minister John Howard's old school and the setting for this compelling documentary series. Filmed with unprecedented access over a school year, Our Boys follows the lives of several students and teachers at this cash-strapped government school in Sydney's inner west. Episode 1 - Filipe. This cheeky, disruptive 15 year-old Tongan boy has slipped through the net. He's made it into Year 9 without being able to read or write. Episode 2 - Frank. Frank is seventeen, a migrant from a poor African village. His older sister Rita, with whom he shares a tiny flat, has gone back to Ghana for several months to visit their ill mother, leaving Frank to look after himself. Episode 3 - Roni. Roni is a refugee from Iraq. He laughs about the experience, even as he shows the scars where, as an eight year-old, he was shot by border guards running through the dark into Turkey. After years in refugee camps Roni arrived in Australia; by the time he enrolled in Year 8 at Canterbury Boys he'd missed five years of school. "Our Boys" tells his story from the beginning of Year 11. Episode 4 - Mohamed and Thong. It's the H.S.C. - the Higher School Certificate. Episode Four of "Our Boys" follows two very different boys through their last roller coaster year. Study notes available and suitable for Middle to Upper Secondary School Students. Learning Areas include: English, Cultural Studies, Studies of Society and Environment, Psychology, Health and Personal Development."--ABC Commercial website."
  • ""Our Boys" follows the lives of five teenage students and their teachers at Canterbury Boys High, a cash-strapped government school in south-west Sydney. Filmed over a school year, it tells the personal stories of today's public education system - a school 'starved of funds', boys 'at risk' and teachers going far beyond their traditional classroom roles. Canterbury Boys High has a rich mix of nationalities - 90 per cent of the boys come from non-English speaking backgrounds. Many are refugees or come from disadvantaged homes."
  • "Follows the lives of five students and their teachers at this cash-strapped government in Sydney's inner west. 90 percent of the boys come from non-English speaking backgrounds, many are refugees or come from disadvantaged homes. "Our Boys" tells the inside story of today's public education system, a school "starved of funds", boys "at risk" and teachers going far beyond their tradional classroom roles."
  • "Follows the lives of five students and their teachers at this cash-strapped government in Sydney's inner west. 90 percent of the boys come from non-English speaking backgrounds, many are refugees or come from disadvantaged homes. "Our Boys" tells the inside story of today's public education system, a school "starved of funds", boys "at risk" and teachers going far beyond their tradional classroom roles."@en

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