Explore Noongar fire practices and create art in this engaging workshop for school-aged children.
Saturday 9 May 2026
12:30pm - 1:30pm
3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo WA 6065, Australia
Free
Discover the fascinating ways the Noongar people used fire to care for their Country in this interactive workshop designed especially for children. This session blends cultural knowledge with hands-on activities, making learning both fun and meaningful.
Children will engage with traditional fire practices and understand how fire helps maintain a healthy environment. The workshop concludes with a creative art activity where kids can express what they've learned.
This workshop is part of Koorda’s Crew Solid Science Workshops, which combine Indigenous knowledge with Western science to provide a rich, two-way learning experience.
The workshop is tailored for school-aged children, offering a unique opportunity to learn about cultural fire management and its environmental benefits. Participants will explore concepts through storytelling and practical art activities.
The session lasts one hour, providing an immersive yet manageable experience for young learners. It encourages curiosity and respect for Indigenous traditions and environmental stewardship.
Parents can expect a well-structured program that balances education with creativity, perfect for nurturing their child’s appreciation of culture and science.
The event takes place at the Wanneroo Regional Museum, located within the Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre on Rocca Way, Wanneroo. This accessible venue is family-friendly and easy to reach by car or public transport.
Parking is available nearby, and the venue offers facilities suitable for children and parents alike. The welcoming environment supports a relaxed and engaging learning experience.
Attendees are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early to settle in before the workshop begins.
This is a free event but booking is essential to secure a place due to limited capacity. The workshop is designed specifically for school-aged children, so it is best suited for kids in that age group.
Parents should ensure children wear comfortable clothing suitable for creative activities. The session includes art exploration, so expect a bit of mess and fun.
The workshop respects and celebrates Noongar culture, promoting understanding and connection to the land.
Attendance is free of charge, making this an accessible cultural and educational opportunity for families. Booking is required to participate, so early registration is recommended.
Families can book their spots through the Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre’s website or contact the centre directly for assistance.
This event offers great value, combining cultural education, environmental awareness, and creative expression at no cost.
