MOBS is a voluntary program for First Nations students at Coleambally Central School. Students engage in structured workshopping lessons with First Nations staff and community members to connect with country and culture. These sessions put focus on students finding and understanding their own story through connecting with their people, ancestors, families and future pathways. 

The past, present and future structure helps students understand who they are and how they can celebrate their culture in everyday life. They are also introduced to  a range of first nations pathways, including Charles Sturt University's 'Connections - First Nations Direct Entry Program' (Charles Sturt University, 2024), and assistance in applying for First Nations Scholarships and post-school Support Services and community groups.

Community services, including  'Aboriginal Medical Services - Free, Fresh and Fit Team' run workshops with our mobs students to provide First Nations health lessons to our mobs students, from First Nations educators. Students benefit from learning life skills associated with their culture, from people of their culture. 

As a school, we have found particular room for improvement in approaching First Nations education within regular classes. We aim to immerse all of our students in a wide variety of culture. With access to native species and bushland, there is so much opportunity for us to extend our First Nations cultural immersion as a school.