Blackwood Reconciliation Walk

On May 28, many members of the Coro community participated in the Reconciliation Walk, which aimed to promote unity, respect, and solidarity. It was lovely to see a fantastic turnout, with students, teachers, and families gathering to show their support for Reconciliation. The walk served as a powerful symbol of our commitment to fostering relationships built on trust and mutual respect. The walk concluded at Colebrook Reconciliation Park, where our Junior Choir performed “I am Australian”, sung in Kaurna and English. Thank you to Stacey Stutterd for leading the choir.

Wear it Yellow to Support Children's Ground

On Thursday, June 1, students adorned themselves in bright yellow to raise funds for Children's Ground, an organisation dedicated to empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, through education and community initiatives. The sea of yellow that flooded our school was not only visually striking but also a testament to our students' compassion and eagerness to support causes that create positive change in the lives of others. Together, students raised over $400 for the cause.

Opening of the Coro Tirkanthi Trail

After school on Thursday, we were thrilled to welcome back our 2022 Student Reconciliation Leaders, Quincy, Marley, Emily and Elsie, for the opening of the Coro Tirkanthi Trail on our school grounds. After a short opening ceremony, held in the Library and run by our 2023 Environmental Tirkanthi Leaders, attendees spent time walking the trail. We are grateful for the opportunity to have this trail as a reminder of the importance of Reconciliation and the ongoing journey we all share.

Thank you to everyone who participated in and supported our National Reconciliation Week events.

Coro RAP Working Group