Uncle Barry Vale invites teachers and students to learn alongside the Dunghutti Community and explore stories of culture, resilience and identity.
Aunty Denise (Dee) Davis gives a Welcome to Dunghutti Country
Aunty Denise (Dee) Davis shares the heartbreaking story of her mother, who was forced to give up her baby in Hornsby Hospital.
Uncle Barry Vale tours Wigay/Wighy Aboriginal Culture Park in Kempsey, sharing his knowledge of bush foods and medicines.
Aunty Denise (Dee) Davis and Uncle Barry Vale share stories of segregation in their home town.
Aunty Denise (Dee) Davis and Uncle Barry Vale share their stories of what it was like growing up on a mission.
Uncle Barry Vale shares his story and what it was like growing up Aboriginal in Kempsey.
Science
Visual Arts
Year levels: 9-10 4 lessons
This unit introduces students to the concept of cultural fire management. Students will explore the importance of fire as a tool for ecosystem health, the science of carbon storage, and the respect required to carry out these practices safely.
Science
Visual Arts
Year levels: 5-6 4 lessons
Through yarning circles, outdoor observations, and creative projects, students will develop their ability to identify natural patterns and reflect on the ways First Nations knowledge systems inform sustainable practices.
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