The School gathered to celebrate First Nations culture, learning and contribution during NAIDOC Week. During the last week of June, the School community gathered to celebrate NAIDOC Week. The various events and activities were hosted by Gawura School, the First Nations School within St Andrew’s Cathedral School. This week was…
Spanning seven days and thousands of kilometres, the tour took our students to the heart of Australia. There are journeys that teach you something new — and there are journeys that return you to something ancient. For the First Nations students of Gawura School, the 2025 On…
St Andrew’s Cathedral School launches Restoration Action Plan and First Nations Strategic Plan. St Andrew’s Cathedral School proudly celebrates 140 years this year, with our First Nations school, Gawura School, being founded much more recently – in 2007. Gawura School sits within St Andrew’s Cathedral School and is…
The Gawura String quartet have spent a weekend of their summer holidays mixing with some of classical music’s premier ensembles in Melbourne. Kallarah, Nyarla, Ellie, and Talaara travelled to Melbourne at the invitation of First Nations Soprano Deborah Cheetham AO. Deborah is a long-time supporter of the Gawura String Quartet, previously visiting…
Theme: Always was, always will be. 8–15 November 2020 Always Was, Always Will Be recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. During NAIDOC Week 2020, we have many activities that our students and community are involved in. Below…
