First Nations
Taylah Moschetti
First Nations
Taylah Moschetti
Third Day at Yarra Ranges Tech
We had a Koorie day at Yarra Ranges Tech on 1st May. Our Koorie students were able to recognise their rich culture, history and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. These days are a chance to build understanding, show respect and deepen their connection to their land and traditional custodians. Here is a photo of our last day!
Trivia
How many distinct Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander groups or "mobs" are there across Australia?
a) around 50
b) about 150
c) over 250
d) nearly 500
The Aboriginal artwork symbol below represents:
a) meeting place
b) camps
c) four women sitting
d) two men sitting
Which of the following is a traditional bush food used by Australia’s First Nations people?
a) quinoa
b) wattleseed
c) kale
d) rice
What was the name of the Aboriginal mission near Healesville, Victoria, where First Nations people successfully farmed the land and protested for their rights in the late 1800s?
a) Lake Tyers
b) Framlingham
c) Coranderrk
d) Cummeragunia
On the Aboriginal flag of Australia, what does the red colour represent?
a) the blood of the people
b) the land
c) the setting sun
d) the spirit world
Key significant dates on the calendar:
Taylah Moschetti - First Nations Advocate at Lilydale Heights College.
Email her at taylah.moschetti@education.vic.gov.au if you ever need a yarn.
Until the next newsletter update!