Capturing tradition: Aunty Frances Nicholson, City of Greater Shepparton Cr Greg James, Aunty Cheryl Cashion and Uncle Lance James keeping warm after a successful morning with the official opening of the Yarning Circle.
Photo by
Rechelle Zammit
News photographer Rechelle Zammit recently visited Mooroopna Park Primary School to witness the highly anticipated opening of its brand new Yarning Circle (Yorta Yorta name Bora Bora).
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This initiative serves as a safe space for students, staff and families, fostering a secure environment for reflection, connection and a deeper appreciation of their shared heritage and the land they inhabit.
The Yarning Circle provides a unique opportunity for individuals to engage with their past and present Elders, encouraging meaningful conversations and the weaving together of diverse stories and experiences.
Newly erected (Bora Bora) Yarning Circle at Mooroopna Park Primary School.
Photo by
Rechelle Zammit
Cultural connection: Mooroopna Park Primary School business manager Tina Cameron, Aunty Cheryl Cashion, Uncle Lance James, Aunty Frances Nicholson and Cr Greg James come together to witness the new space.
Photo by
Rechelle Zammit
Spiritual cleansing: Aunty Thelma Nicolson and Aunty Cheryl Cashion during the Smoking Ceremony at Mooroopna Park Primary School.
Photo by
Brooke Bowles
