The Wargyl, or giant snake, created by Ocean Road Primary School’s Year 4s.
Camera IconThe Wargyl, or giant snake, created by Ocean Road Primary School’s Year 4s. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Students celebrate Naidoc Week with activities

Jessica NicoMandurah Coastal Times

INDIGENOUS culture came to the fore at Ocean Road Primary School as students celebrated Naidoc Week recently.

A group of the school’s Indigenous students, known as the ORPS Mob, kicked off the celebrations at a whole school assembly before all students got stuck into a range of Naidoc-themed activities.

The ORPS Mob performing.
Camera IconThe ORPS Mob performing. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Ocean Road Primary School belonging team leader Susan Titshall said students were able to make their own damper and Quandong jams, learn about the Noongar language, listen to traditional Dreamtime stories and create artwork including a whole class Wargyl or giant snake.

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Naidoc Week, which celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, is on from July 7 to 14.

A student concentrates on her rock painting.
Camera IconA student concentrates on her rock painting. Credit: Supplied/Supplied