INDIGENOUS NEWS
Year 7 AIME Experience
Over the last two weeks Year 7 AIME students have had a fantastic time participating in cultural activities led by AIME mentors. The program was run outdoors in & around our reconciliation garden. Students were actively involved in Yarning Circles & cultural activities including weaving as well as planting a range of new native plants in our reconciliation garden.
Students shared their own personal experiences & many talked about how hearing other students’ stories helped them to connect with their culture. They were taught about the significance of the lyrebird as the centre piece of our garden & its importance to the traditional owners.
The students are looking forward to continuing their cultural journey at JT & watching their garden flourish over their time at the school.
