Cooerwull Public School students planted decorated hands and feet in the school's yarning circle as part of Reconciliation celebrations on Friday, June 14.
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The planting followed a special assembly, at which indigenous students performed dances and songs to celebrate their Wiradjuri heritage.
The girls' dance group, the Jurri-jurri gulame wagga-dine (Willy Wagtails Valley dance), performed, as did the Yidaki Mob, a didgeridoo group.
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