21 Jul 2014
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At a special NAIDOC Assembly, Citizenship Medallions were presented, Percy Simon cut the NAIDOC Cake, Uncle Len Leon gave a NAIDOC Address where he shared his story, and visitors were treated to a lunch of grilled mullet, sausages and salads.
Aaron Taylor, a local Worimi Boy, performed at Forster Public School as part of the NAIDOC celebrations. The school was treated to a Cultural Experience Day. Aaron played the didgeridoo, threw spears and boomerangs, told yarns and thrilled the students with his performances.
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Photograph 1; Aaron Taylor performing at the NAIDOC Assembly.
Photograph 2; Assembly Comperes, Khan Ridgeway and Chloe Maidment, cutting the cake with Percy Simon.
Photograph 3; Guests for the day, Jai Simon, Uncle Len Leon and Aaron Taylor with students, Alira Knight, Ashleigh McNamara, Ariella White and Laci Robertson
Photograph 4; Mum, Michelle Little, with senior students, Akaysha Simon, Indi Simon, Kyra Simon and Jasmine Bolt at the NAIDOC Barbeque