Aboriginal Art & Craft for Reconciliation Week
The second of our three lunchtime activities for National Reconciliation Week was held on the Eyre Floor earlier today – with the support of Aboriginal Education and Wellbeing Team staff, a group of students produced some Aboriginal art and craft.
As these images show, the participating students were mindfully engaged in their creations and generated some striking and intricate traditional artworks; they seemed genuinely disappointed when the bell rang at the end of the lunchtime!
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