INDIGENOUS HISTORY, DREAMTIME STORIES and BUSH TOOLS session

60 minutes $10 per student

90 minutes $15 per student

Koora means “In the beginning”

Middi means "the medium"

Programs are structured for different age groups and teacher consultation as to content covered is welcome

• Learn about the local Wadjuk People and the important Dreaming trail that is the Swan River, students will develop a greater understanding of the connection between Indigenous people and the land

• Discover the traditional names of various places and items relevant to the local area

• See various bush tools and implements and learn of how they were made during our hands on artefact presentation

• Visit the Round House Prison, Western Australia’s oldest public building and learn It's link with Rottnest Island from the years of 1838-1931

• Hear the story of “Yagan” the Aboriginal Warrior, his father “Midgegooroo” and how they were taken to Carnac Island for resisting settlement

For further information please contact our Education Coordinator

education@indigenouswa.com

Excursion Provider Information Sheet, Working With Children Check plus $20m Public Liablity Insurance cover as required by www.det.wa.edu.au available for schools upon request

Our Excursion Education Pack complete with work sheets for students can be emailed to teachers upon booking

Indigenous Tours WA offer tailored incursion options

45-60 minute sessions in class at your school

or

If your school has any local bush/plants on site we can even take a mini bush walk on your school grounds to discover some interesting ancient bush foods and medicine you never thought existed

Dreamtime stories and bush tools

Working with Children Check and  $20m public liability Certificate of Currency available on request

For further information please contact our Education Coordinator

education@indigenouswa.com