Language and Culture

We respectfully acknowledge the past and present traditional owners of the land on which the school is set - the Nyamal people, who are the custodians.

With over 91% Indigenous enrolments, it is essential that our learning is culturally responsive.

With that in mind:

Nyamal language and culture learning at Marble Bar Primary School is compulsory for all Year 3 students.
Aboriginal elders, industry leaders, and organisations are engaged as part of an integrated, culturally responsive and enterprising school community.
Culturally responsive feedback processes - both informally and formally - are incorporated for students and their families.

Acknowledgement

We respectfully acknowledge the past and present traditional owners of the land on which we stand, the Nyamal people who are the custodians. We are honoured to be able to use this site with approval of the traditional owners.

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Language and Culture

We respectfully acknowledge the past and present traditional owners of the land on which the school is set - the Nyamal people, who are the custodians.

With over 91% Indigenous enrolments, it is essential that our learning is culturally responsive.

Marble Bar Primary School