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Aboriginal cultural artefacts, tools and musical instruments used in First Nations Incursions school programs.

WHOLE SCHOOL PROGRAM

With larger group sizes and a range of topics, this rich experiential learning opportunity will engage all students, moving and creating!

Three Flexible Whole-School Options

Option 1: Building Meaningful Relationships Through Annual Incursions

First Nations Incursions offers primary schools a unique opportunity to foster deep, lasting connections with Aboriginal culture. Our structured, annual programs move beyond one-off visits, allowing students to progressively build knowledge, ask thoughtful questions, and develop genuine respect for the world's oldest living cultures.

 

Each year, students from Foundation to Year 6 engage in age-appropriate cultural immersion, experiencing a continuous journey of discovery that reflects their growing intellectual and emotional capacity.

 

This framework nurtures cultural understanding over time, creating a lasting impact and authentic connection within your school community. Designed for schools seeking an ongoing cultural learning relationship rather than a one-off experience.

A Comprehensive Journey

Victorian Curriculum Pathway
 

Starts with a Didgeridoo Concert & Welcome Ceremony, then:
 

  • Foundation: Aboriginal Art

  • Year 1: Bunjil & Waa

  • Year 2: Aboriginal Culture - Caring for Country

  • Year 3: Didgeridoo & Beats

  • Year 4: Aboriginal Culture - Country and Community

  • Year 5: Ultimate Boomerang Games

  • Year 6: Didge, Beats & Culture
     

​*these are only guides. You can choose any of our programs for any year level.

An infographic of the recommended activities for each year level. Alig ed to the Victorian Curriculum.

Australian Curriculum Pathway
 

Starts with a Didgeridoo Concert & Welcome Ceremony, then:
 

  • Foundation: Aboriginal Art

  • Year 1: Aboriginal Culture - Caring for Country

  • Year 2: Aboriginal Culture - Connecting to Country & Place

  • Year 3: Yidaki Experience

  • Year 4: Aboriginal Culture -  Diversity and Continuity

  • Year 5: Weaving and Fibre Craft

  • Year 6: Didge, Beats & Culture
     

An infographic of the recommended activities for each year level. Alig ed to the Australian Curriculum.

Programs can be delivered as back-to-back class-sized sessions or in whole-cohort year-level groupings to accommodate different budgets.

To see the suggested options for each year level please refer to the table on our Primary Schools page.

Option 2: Whole-School Assemblies

For schools seeking an affordable way to engage a large number of students at once, our whole-school assemblies provide a lively and memorable introduction to Aboriginal culture. These interactive experiences combine music, movement, storytelling, dance and cultural learning, encouraging students to participate rather than simply watch. Choose from the assembly and performance options below to suit your school community, student numbers and budget.

Didgeridoo Concert

After his Acknowledgement of Country our master player will transport you through a fun-filled demonstration of the unique sound of the didgeridoo, including animal sound imitations and captivating rhythms accompanied by his dynamic, original, electronic beats. Our performer will animate the audience (both students and teachers!) to join in with clapping and dancing.

$1,500 ex GST

20 minutes

Didgeridoo, Beats & Culture Assembly Performance

This dynamic and educational program includes music, dancing, discussion and a presentation of Aboriginal artefacts.

Up to 600: $1,800 ex GST

Up to 800: $2,200 ex GST

50 minutes​

Didgeridoo & Dance Performance

With Ganga Giri performing didgeridoo and Barama Blow performing traditional dance, your students will be moving and grooving to Indigenous rhythms!

$2,500 ex GST

50 minutes

Primary school students participating in an outdoor didgeridoo and cultural performance delivered by First Nations Incursions.

Option 3:  Multiple Year-Level Sessions

For schools wishing to engage several year levels in a single booking without committing to an annual program, we can combine a selection of year-level sessions across one or more days.

 

Explore our year-level program offerings, which can be provided to groupings of year levels on the same day for smaller schools or across multiple days for larger schools.

We need: Enough space for all students, one dedicated area for each activity.

 

Educator/s: Ganga Giri, Sean Candy, Ronan Howard, Nikki Domeney & Barama Blow.

Cancellation Policy: To cancel or reschedule, please contact us at least 24hrs in advance.

Sean Candy,  First Nations educator performing didgeridoo during an interactive school incursion.
Barama, First Nations performer sharing traditional dance with students during a school incursion.
Ronan Howard, First Nations educator introducing students to Aboriginal cultural knowledge and artefacts.
Students participating in an interactive didgeridoo, rhythm and movement program with Gana Giri.
Students engaging in a Weaving sesson.
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