Ignatius Park explore Cre8tive Dreamtime innovations

Written By QMI Team

On June 11th 2022, 170 students from Ignatius Park College registered to participate in a one-day program presented by First Nation educational facilitators at Cre8tive Nations.

 
 

The program explored Indigenous Australian engineering and manufacturing concepts which incorporates the fundamentals of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM) thanks to industry corporate social investment into reconciliation.

Students were guided through how the Boomerang, Didgeridoo, Fish Traps, Land Care and Dugout Canoe all represent the innovative and sustainable use of engineering and manufacturing methods.

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