Year 3 student William Coyne, Lauren Jeffery, year 1 student Max Schonewillie, year 5 student Junior Aya-Nicholson and year 6 student Oliver Carr-Webb celebrate NAIDOC Week together.
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They may have been a week late, but Mooroopna Park Primary School students still celebrated big for NAIDOC Week.
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On Friday, July 19, students participated in a range of activities that celebrated Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditions, including a big group project.
Students coloured and designed the Aboriginal flag, decorating it with their hand prints and boomerangs, while they learnt more about Indigenous culture.
NAIDOC Week is an annual celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Australia. Held this year on July 7 to July 14, the theme was ‘Blak, Loud and Proud’, with celebrations taking place across the Goulburn Valley.
The News photographer Megan Fisher headed down to the school to capture all the fun.
Year 6 student Keandre Briggs-Clarke leads the students through an acknowledgement of country.
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Megan Fisher
Year 6 student Leevi Geard, and year 5 students Sage Crofts and Axel Turvey have fun together.
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Year 3 student Makali Aya-Nicholson and year 4 student Ebenezer Ngardo colour in together.
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Prep students Antayviah Sutton and Octavia Joachim, and year 1 student Georgia Long prove teamwork makes the dream work.
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Year 4 student Zeekray Coyne and year 1 student Max Schonewille are hard at work designing their art.
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Year 6 student Oliver Carr-Webb traces his hand for the group project.
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Year 1 student Kane Handley-Stone joins in on the fun.
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Year 3 student William Coyne adds to the design.
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Megan Fisher
Prep student, Alexander Coad helps colour in.
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