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Primary Schools
First Nations Experiences for Primary Schools
Our engaging Foundation–Year 6 incursions support students to explore Aboriginal histories, cultures, knowledge and connections to Country through music, storytelling, dance, art and hands-on learning.
Delivered by experienced First Nations educators, each program is age-appropriate, curriculum-linked and designed to encourage respectful curiosity, participation and meaningful classroom connections.
Schools can book a single experience, combine activities for a year-level or whole-school program, or build a progressive learning journey that brings students back to different aspects of culture each year.
Our Activities
Engaging, curriculum-linked incursions delivered by First Nations educators (onsite Victoria)
A travel surcharge applies to locations 25km outside of Warrandyte, VIC.
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Single sessions, year-level rotations
and whole-school options
Schools can choose from single sessions, year-level rotations and whole-school programs, depending on their learning goals, timetable and student numbers.
Our Relationship Building Program
This whole-school option offers a planned, progressive approach in which students reconnect with First Nations educators each year and explore different aspects of Aboriginal culture as they move through primary school. Returning each year allows students to build on their previous learning, deepen their understanding and develop familiarity, trust and meaningful cultural connections over time.
Our carefully designed lessons cover the concepts, skills and knowledge required to meet curriculum standards. With notice, we can tailor presentations to specific topics you would like addressed.
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​Plan culturally responsive learning across the primary years
Our programs can be booked individually or incorporated into a progressive whole-school approach.
The guides below suggest suitable programs for each year level, aligned with the Victorian Curriculum and Australian Curriculum.
Victorian Curriculum Options
​Victorian Curriculum F–10 (Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures)
Australian Curriculum Options
Australian Curriculum Version 9.0, including the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures cross-curriculum priority.
Our carefully designed lessons cover the concepts, skills and knowledge required to meet curriculum standards.
With notice, we can tailor presentations to specific topics you would like to get addressed.
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Testimonials
Kingswood Primary School
“We had the 'Culture and Beats' incursion today and it was AWESOME!! Seriously the best Indigenous incursion we've ever had, he [Sean] was super engaging, and the kids had so much fun and learnt something new!!”
- Didgeridoo, Beats & Culture
Lisa Wans
St Joseph’s Warragul
"Thank you so much for the wonderful experience today with Ganga Giri! Ganga was amazing with the kids! They were so excited and engaged! He had them hanging off every word he said!The way he wove the stories about life and culture into the experience was just awesome!I will be recommending you highly! Thank you! St Joseph’s team"
- Didgeridoo, Beats & Culture
Ashley Triffet
Donnybrook Primary School
“Our school recently participated in an Aboriginal Culture Workshop Incursion delivered by Sean, and it was an outstanding experience for all our Grade 2 students. Sean was an incredibly engaging presenter—warm, knowledgeable, and able to capture the attention of all learners. His hands-on, interactive approach meant students weren’t just listening; they were actively participating throughout. The cultural immersion aspect of the session was a real highlight. Students had the opportunity to learn through a rich show-and-tell experience that brought cultural stories, tools, and traditions to life. The activities were thoughtfully designed and accessible for all learners, ensuring every student could join in meaningfully. The incursion was very insightful, inclusive, and deeply engaging. We will definitely be welcoming the team back again in the future.”
- Aboriginal Culture (Grade 2 students)
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