Programs
DISTRICT YOUTH PROGRAMS
Our Club support several programs including:
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Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment (RYPEN)
RYPEN is a residential camp that takes place over 2.5 days for students aged between 14-16 (Year 8-10) that focuses on the development of self-concept, relationships, and is designed to develop skills that will assist them in the transition to adulthood.
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Rotary Youth Transition Seminar (RYTS)
RYTS is a transition program with the focus to assist the transition from one area of study into the next phase of life. The program is delivered at a 6 day residential camp for students who are in the senior years of school (Year 11-12) or who are aged between 17-18 if not within a school system.
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Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA)
RYLA is a personal, professional development seminar program for young people aged between 19-29. The program is delivered at a 6-day residential camp. It focuses on enhancing leadership, communication, motivation, teamwork and interpersonal skills as well as building self-awareness of mental health and well-being, knowledge of a sense of community and a sense of belonging.
INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS
Our Club supports local schools to participate in the Model United Nations Assembly and has supported students to participate the National Youth Science Forum.
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Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA)
For teams of Year 11-12 students, MUNA is a one-day event that encourages them to learn about other nations and to understand and appreciate the workings of the United Nations while they develop debating skills and gain self-confidence in public speaking.
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National Youth Science Forum (NYSF)
NYSF is a not-for-profit organization which offers a variety of immersive and transformative youth-led experiences promoting science and science-related areas. The programs are conducted for students entering Year 12 in January each year.
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Model United Nations Assembly
The Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) is a significant international Rotary youth program in which our District (District 9640) participates. It provides senior high school students with a unique opportunity to develop an awareness of the United Nations by engaging in a simulated United Nations Assembly. Participants represent different countries and debate on various global issues, enhancing their understanding of international relations and diplomacy. MUNA helps students develop public speaking, research, and negotiation skills. It also fosters a sense of global citizenship and awareness of world affairs. The event has been held in various Rotary districts across Australia since 1980, and the winning team from each district often gets the chance to compete at the national level at the Old Parliament House in Canberra. The United Nations continues to give enthusiastic support for the ongoing growth of this worthwhile project for youth. If you're interested in learning more or participating, you can find additional information on the Rotary District 9640 website.
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Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA)
For teams of Year 11-12 students, MUNA is a one-day event that encourages them to learn about other nations and to understand and appreciate the workings of the United Nations while they develop debating skills and gain self-confidence in public speaking.
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National Youth Science Forum (NYSF)
NYSF is a not-for-profit organization which offers a variety of immersive and transformative youth-led experiences promoting science and science-related areas. The programs are conducted for students entering Year 12 in January each year.
-
Model United Nations Assembly
The Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) is a significant international Rotary youth program in which our District (District 9640) participates. It provides senior high school students with a unique opportunity to develop an awareness of the United Nations by engaging in a simulated United Nations Assembly. Participants represent different countries and debate on various global issues, enhancing their understanding of international relations and diplomacy. MUNA helps students develop public speaking, research, and negotiation skills. It also fosters a sense of global citizenship and awareness of world affairs. The event has been held in various Rotary districts across Australia since 1980, and the winning team from each district often gets the chance to compete at the national level at the Old Parliament House in Canberra. The United Nations continues to give enthusiastic support for the ongoing growth of this worthwhile project for youth. If you're interested in learning more or participating, you can find additional information on the Rotary District 9640 website.
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Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA)
For teams of Year 11-12 students, MUNA is a one-day event that encourages them to learn about other nations and to understand and appreciate the workings of the United Nations while they develop debating skills and gain self-confidence in public speaking.
-
National Youth Science Forum (NYSF)
NYSF is a not-for-profit organization which offers a variety of immersive and transformative youth-led experiences promoting science and science-related areas. The programs are conducted for students entering Year 12 in January each year.
-
Model United Nations Assembly
The Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) is a significant international Rotary youth program in which our District (District 9640) participates. It provides senior high school students with a unique opportunity to develop an awareness of the United Nations by engaging in a simulated United Nations Assembly. Participants represent different countries and debate on various global issues, enhancing their understanding of international relations and diplomacy. MUNA helps students develop public speaking, research, and negotiation skills. It also fosters a sense of global citizenship and awareness of world affairs. The event has been held in various Rotary districts across Australia since 1980, and the winning team from each district often gets the chance to compete at the national level at the Old Parliament House in Canberra. The United Nations continues to give enthusiastic support for the ongoing growth of this worthwhile project for youth. If you're interested in learning more or participating, you can find additional information on the Rotary District 9640 website.
