Briar Road Public School students have taken the chance to lead their own classmates in learning about traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander practices.
The teaching students used a variety of hunting weapons, traditional tools and animal skins in their demonstrations, all designed to show their classmates more about traditional culture as part of NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) week.
Students from multiple grades had the chance to participate in the student-led workshops with dance tutorials, a community dinner and sports competitions also forming a part of the NAIDOC week celebrations.
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