Gawura School sits within St Andrews Cathedral School and is a unique, highly regarded, coeducational Kindergarten to Year 6 day school for First Nations children who live at home with their families. We are proud to have been named 2020 Australian School of the Year.
You can read the School’s Restoration Action Plan and First Nations Strategic Plan.
Gawura School acknowledges Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, water and communities. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. It is our privilege to work and learn on Gadigal Land.
Gawura Gathering is just one week away and it’s shaping up to be the night you won’t want to hear about secondhand.
Secure your ticket today and join us for an evening of connection, culture, creativity and a little friendly bidding for some incredible prizes.
Date: Friday 20 March
Time: 6 - 9pm
Venue: Level 9, Rooftop SAH building, Sydney Square
Price: $99 includes supper, a drink on arrival with a cash bar available throughout the night.
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Are you coming? Will you be there?
Come to Gawura Gathering and learn more about our Aboriginal culture.
Our Gawura School and Junior School students will be performing a unique song in traditional language.
And Wiradjuri artist Peta-Joy Williams from Wiradjuri Wave will be there to share with you traditional weaving practices.
All this while practically showing your support for our unique school and students.
Look forward to seeing you there.
Date: Friday 20 March
Time: 6 - 9pm
Venue: Level 9, Rooftop SAH building, Sydney Square
Price: $99 includes supper, a drink on arrival with a cash bar available throughout the night.
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Behind the scenes. A sneak peak.
Our students - along with their Junior School friends - are rehearsing for a special performance at Gawura Gathering.
I can't share yet exactly what they will sing - but I can guarantee it will fill your heart, directly demonstrate how we are "bridging worlds, building futures" and are keeping culture and connecting to Country alive.
Will you be there to see this unique performance?
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Date: Friday 20 March, 2026
Time: 6-9pm
Venue: Rooftop, Level 9, St Andrew's House, Sydney Square
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Today John Fejo visited Gawura School and St Andrew's Cathedral Junior School. John is a proud Larrakia Nation man from the Northern Territory, and is currently working with the Goondoi Rangers in Innisfail, Queensland.
Pastor John Fejo is the founder of AI First Nations, an environmental technology business that uses drones and artificial intelligence to support land and environmental management.
Our students were fascinated to hear about his experiences and how he combines technology with his cultural, and ancient wisdom, to support land management and protect Country.
Quote of the day:
Pastor John: “I fly drones to look for sharks”
Kindy student Tate: gasp. “Ohhh those are dangerous” 🦈
Wise on both accounts.
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You are welcome any time! It truly was fabulous. Enjoy the rest of your time in Sydney and travel home safely. Hope to see you again soon. St Andrew's Cathedral School
Thank you so much for the warm welcome at Gawura School and St Andrew’s Cathedral Junior School today. It was a real privilege to spend time with such bright young minds and share a little about caring for Country through both cultural knowledge and modern technology.I’m always inspired by the curiosity of young people. Hearing their questions and seeing their excitement about drones, land management, and protecting our environment reminds me how important it is to keep learning and looking after the world together.And Tate is absolutely right… sharks are dangerous! 🦈 That was definitely one of my favourite moments of the day.Thank you again to the staff and students for your kindness and engagement. The future is in good hands with leaders like these coming through.Warm regards, John Fejo
This Sunday is International Women's Day.
As we celebrate all the amazing women - dyinalyung - in our lives, this is a wonderful reminder from Welcome to Country celebrating some truly inspiring First Nations women.
Thank you Welcome to Country
Who are the trailblazers, leaders, changemakers or carers in your life?
www.welcometocountry.com/blogs/news/celebrating-the-strength-and-achievements-of-australian-first...🌸 Honouring Inspiring First Nations Women 🌸
In celebration of International Women's Day, we are highlighting the incredible contributions of First Nations women in Australia, past and present. From activism and leadership to the arts and politics, these women have shaped history, culture, and society. Join us for this powerful series celebrating their resilience and achievements!
To learn more about these inspiring women, visit: zurl.co/ATb9r
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Back in February, Johnny was officially appointed Gawura School Captain for 2026.
We are so proud of you Johnny and eager to watch you lead, empower and support your peers in 2026.
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Congratulations Johnny!