south care and his younger brother sam both go to punchbowl boys high there was probably about seventy people out of more use that actually got into a university of some sort but i was still young back then but you could choose which part you really want to take. but at school they're already on different paths. sal heading towards a university degree with sam looking forward to the lessons of the street. they're. there to. go blind or will. minimally in government as you land in honolulu. a. good friend of school and to bed in after those principles down your standards is when the for so on so on. trans on that i'm doing well at school and principal just want to. compliment mae and compliment you on raising me the way you have and. as morgan working out of the office our thoughts were of get away over here. there are big picture walks into the office and he was in your mother and from the from of the days of the shop and his lawyer now your son got this wonderful one two three four and looked at me like what. you're a good student i get in the car. there was another story that got ano

punchbowl boys high principle jehad deed is still a baby when his parents join the mass migration that will radically change their lives. to where i'm really proud of them is they left everything for this i give myself. to start a new life and understanding that they really were going into the online. shopping cart. and see. if your arriving in australia from living on and the most popular song on the radio is to maori any song jump in my car it's going to be a fairly bizarre society that you're in training and try to make sense for many muslims arriving at the notion of public drunkenness was something that was not part of the culture it's a good mystic culture of self enjoyment and celebration of pleasure. so the whole social world that they are in tree is very different to what they had to experience more so in fact than any other if the communities that arrived the during the previous twenty five years or so. and this is where many lebanese families will call home the white working class and immigrant suburbs of southwest sydney canterbury locanda bankstown riverwood and punchbowl.

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it is now five months since she had through the doors of punchbowl boys high school. oh never forget the day i. was taking on something that was just too big was i do it wall to get muscles that hit all of those questions that were running through my head. why am i jumping out of a fry painting into the fire. when i walked in in two thousand and six i felt that the voice itself for a long period of time as a school i was struggling numbers numbers would win ling there was there were threats of closure they were there were things that just wouldn't work i was a school and every diet seem to just lurch from problem to problem to problem. in the late one nine hundred ninety s. the school was just ten minutes away from one of sydney's most notorious drug dealing areas. filipina street. once again dozens of police with the notorious montreal three times at least two murders drive by shootings forum i didn't on monday have had enough and. one of the biggest difficulties you have in running a school is you can't control what's going on outside of the school the school become

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