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Welcome to Whadjuk | Deadly Arts

Music Visual Arts Age 5-12

Kaya and Wanjoo! (Hello and Welcome!)

In the Deadly Arts Welcome to Whadjuk Country, hear Olman Walley – a traditional custodian of the land – sing a traditional Noongar song and be introduced to some of the exciting Deadly Arts programs which you can explore further in our Deadly Arts collection on ARTS:LIVE.

Develop with your students a curiosity to learn more about the First Nations people and land where you are located, connect with Country through visual art experiences and create a collaborative welcome sign that acknowledges the First Nations languages and people in your community.

What's Inside?

  • Video
  • 3 x 60 minute lesson plans aligned to the Australian Curriculum
  • Student activity Sheets
  • Tips for culturally responsive teaching,
  • Frequently asked questions from teachers about how to use the resources appropriately
  • Links to further First Nations resources

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