Dubbo College embraced the NAIDOC Week 2019 celebrations with festivities occurring, Monday through to Friday, uniting students, teachers and special guests.
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Dubbo College senior campus hosted Uncle Michael Welsh from Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation, which was just one of the guests the school was blessed by the presence of.
The celebrations included an array of speeches from teachers, school captains and guests, and Indigenous traditional dances in the name of celebrating our vibrant Dubbo Indigenous history, culture, and the achievements of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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