Sharks NRL squad members Andrew Fifita, Will Kennedy, Jayson Bukuya and Braydon Trindall were at Endeavour High School this week supporting the inaugural One Mob Day, an annual event for indigenous students and community groups from around the Sutherland Shire.
Approximately 150 students from the various local schools attended an event offered to all indigenous students from grades K to Year 12, which was organised by Jeff Hardy from Endeavour Sports High School's Clontarf Academy.
Held at the 5Sports facility adjacent to Endeavour High, the event was full of fun and educational activities including painting, dancing, music and food, free health information stalls as well as cultural and traditional entertainment and games.
The 'Sharkcage' inflatable was also featured at the One Mob Day, with Bukuya, Fifita, Trindall and former Endeavour student Kennedy in attendance to show their support.
The Sharks are committed to One Mob Day and other similar events as a part of the Club's Reconciliation Action Plan, with Inclusivity and Diversity Sharks Have Heart pillars endorsing equality and reconciliation.
The One Mob Day is the first of many planned events bringing the community together.
As with all Sharks Have Heart community programs and initiatives, thanks to Platinum partner Capital Bluestone for their continued support.
