As part of NAIDOC Week celebrations, Wee Waa High School hosted its annual Elders’ morning tea.
For many guests it was their first visit to the new campus and they were all very complimentary.
This year’s NAIDOC Week theme of ‘Keep The Fire Burning’ really came to life with students and the large number of guests coming to share stories of culture and to create new community connections.
Antwun Barden, Alex Baker (Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer) Ernest Green Jnr and Kyle Ball.
Antwun Barden, Alex Baker (Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer) Ernest Green Jnr and Kyle Ball.
WWHS principal Jacki Neil speaking at the Elders’ morning tea.
WWHS principal Jacki Neil speaking at the Elders’ morning tea.
Helen Wenner.
Helen Wenner.
Glenda Mason and Debbie Combo.
Glenda Mason and Debbie Combo.
Naomi Nean, Sam Hamilton, front, Colleen Combo.
Naomi Nean, Sam Hamilton, front, Colleen Combo.
June Welsh.
June Welsh.
Kerri Saunders and Bernadette Melton.
Kerri Saunders and Bernadette Melton.
