Two-way Science Initiative brings Indigenous knowledge to the classroom

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published December 1, 2021

In a leafy green suburb, eight kilometres north of Perth, students are learning about science from one of the world’s oldest cultures – the local Aboriginal Noongar people.

Welcome to Country by Neville Collard, Noongar Elder.

Coolbinia Primary School is one of 20 public schools across Western Australia taking part in a new Two-Way Science Initiative ...

This story appeared in the December 2021 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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