Paul Craft-Burragun (Queensland) with Kalena-Maree Waaka (Year 6) at Merriwa Primary School.
Camera IconPaul Craft-Burragun (Queensland) with Kalena-Maree Waaka (Year 6) at Merriwa Primary School. Credit: Supplied/Martin Kennealey.

ECU takes Aboriginal culture workshops to schools across Perth

Staff WriterNorth Coast Times

EDITH Cowan University held Aboriginal cultural workshops at northern suburbs schools recently.

The university brought Brisbane-based Paul Burragun-Craft to Perth for the workshops in August.

The founder of the first ever all-Aboriginal boomerang team, Deadly Returns, taught boomerang workshops as well as sharing interstate culture knowledge about music, stories, language, traditional games and artefacts.

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He visited Thornlie Senior High School, Warwick Senior High School, Belmont City College, Butler Primary School, Balga Senior High School, Merriwa Primary School and Butler College between August 27 and 30.

Lawson Barrow (Pre-primary) and Paul Burragun-Craft (Queensland) at Butler Primary School. Martin Kennealey.
Camera IconLawson Barrow (Pre-primary) and Paul Burragun-Craft (Queensland) at Butler Primary School. Martin Kennealey. Credit: Supplied/Martin Kennealey.
Butler Primary School student Luca Wynne. Martin Kennealey.
Camera IconButler Primary School student Luca Wynne. Martin Kennealey. Credit: Supplied/Martin Kennealey.
Butler Primary School student Madisyn Robinson (Year 6).
Camera IconButler Primary School student Madisyn Robinson (Year 6). Credit: Supplied/Supplied
Paul Burragun-Craft. Martin Kennealey.
Camera IconPaul Burragun-Craft. Martin Kennealey. Credit: Supplied/Martin Kennealey.
Students at Merriwa Primary School. Martin Kennealey.
Camera IconStudents at Merriwa Primary School. Martin Kennealey. Credit: Supplied/Martin Kennealey.