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Nambucca Heads High School

  • Dallas Walker, Gumbaynggirr teacher
  • Sharon Smith, Gumbaynggirr teacher
  • Pauline Hooler, Gumbaynggirr instructor
  • Michael Jarrett, Gumbaynggirr instructor
  • Paul Le Cerf, Head teacher
  • Richard Clarke, Languages (French) instructor
  • Julie longer, teacher-linguist
  • Gary Williams, Gumbaynggirr language specialist
  • David Prosser, Gumbaynggirr instructor
  • Clarrie Hoskins, Aboriginal Knowledge Co-ordinator
  • Valla Cohen, Aboriginal Knowledge Assistant
  • Felicia Jarrett, Aboriginal Education Assistant
  • Angela Tate, Languages (Japanese) instructor

Background

The Bowraville Central School Gumbaynggirr program is amongst the longest running Aboriginal language programs in NSW. It has been working K–10 since 1993, including a Board of Studies Endorsed course when it comes to class Certificate, before the syllabus became available. Nambucca Heads senior high school started providing a Stage 6 Board of Studies Endorsed Gumbaynggirr program in 2005. Both schools have actually both already been using the Muurrbay Aboriginal Language and heritage Co-operative. They share resources and workers.

Alongside the Board of Studies, the two schools are planning a Stage 4 program, utilising the NSW Aboriginal Languages K-10 Syllabus. Although both schools had some experience of Gumbaynggirr learning and training, they desired to work further with all the Board of Studies to produce well thought out programs. Board of Studies workshops because of the two schools began in 2006.

Source: ab-ed.bostes.nsw.edu.au
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