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24.01.2022 Join Zoom AGM Meeting https://nsweducation.zoom.us/j/67250019678 Meeting ID: 672 5001 9678 Passcode: 636246
24.01.2022 Remembrance Day 2020
23.01.2022 Do not forget P&C 7.00pm tonight at Huskisson PSDo not forget P&C 7.00pm tonight at Huskisson PS
23.01.2022 Watch our #NAIDOC Week livestream at 9am AEDT today about embedding cultural practice in schools on: https://education.nsw.gov.au//aboriginal-educa/naidoc-week #NAIDOC2020 #LoveWhereYouLearn
20.01.2022 Troubleshooting for tonight’s P&C AGM if the link doesn’t work please send a message through this page!Troubleshooting for tonight’s P&C AGM if the link doesn’t work please send a message through this page!
19.01.2022 NAIDOC week is a really important week at Huskisson PS, this week the students will be talking about the significance of this week, but our real celebrations will happen in Week 7 when our local high school students come over to help teach us some dances, games and traditional activities. We can’t wait!
18.01.2022 The theme for NAIDOC Week this year is ‘Always Was, Always Will Be’. Parks Australia recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this conti...nent for over 65,000 years. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people were Australia’s first explorers, first navigators, first engineers, first farmers, first botanists, first scientists, first storytellers, first diplomats, first astronomers and first artists. Booderee always was, always will be, a ‘bay of plenty’ rich in history. More than 100 Aboriginal sites have been recorded on the Bherwerre Peninsula, some dating back to the stabilisation of the sea level about 6,000 years ago. Most sites are shell middens, but there are also rock shelters, burial sites, ceremonial grounds, stone-flaking sites and axe-sharpening grooves. Booderee forms part of a network of sites, places and landscapes that have helped provide generations with the knowledge and understanding of how to properly manage and live with these lands and waters. Aboriginal people established camps where food and water were abundant and hunting and gathering were bountiful. This abundance was maintained by careful set of land management practices, Traditional Sciences and a deep understanding of Country. Seafood has always been a major part of the Booderee diet. Oysters, muttonfish (abalone), pipis and mussels were easily found, especially at low tide. Fish catches were also plentiful with skilful handlines, net fishing and the use of Aquaculture practices, such as fish traps. Fish traps where designed in such a way large fish would be caught and smaller fish could pass though maintaining breading stock. Fishing has always played (and still plays) a major role in the lives of the people of Wreck Bay. #naidoc2020 Fish traps at Booderee (photo is a long exposure by Harley Grundy @lenseflare_photography), Booderee is home to historic shell middens and hearth stones of the Wreck Bay community (Parks Australia file photos), historic shell middens (photo by Diane Garrood).
18.01.2022 Wishing all the Huskisson Public School a very merry and safe Christmas and a happy new year!
17.01.2022 Coming soon! End of term Calendar will be published in newsletter this Friday!Coming soon! End of term Calendar will be published in newsletter this Friday!
17.01.2022 Transition to school is an important time for your child. Here are some strategies that can help them with this transition and support a strong start to school. For more information, visit education.nsw.gov.au/early-learning-resources. #FirstDay2021
17.01.2022 Canteen is on tomorrow with full menu available including recess. Remember if you’d like to volunteer please let us know!
12.01.2022 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all the staff at Huskisson PS
12.01.2022 The Husky Star Newsletter has been published on SkoolBag with the updated calendar!The Husky Star Newsletter has been published on SkoolBag with the updated calendar!
12.01.2022 A Husky welcome to country during NAIDOC week at our Remembrance Day ceremony!
11.01.2022 Always Was, Always Will Be. This year's theme for #NAIDOCWeek is 'Always Was, Always Will Be'. It recognises that First Nations people have occupied and car...ed for this continent for over 65,000 years. www.naidoc.org.au #NAIDOCWeek2020 #NAIDOC2020 #ShoalhavenCity
10.01.2022 Kicking off #NAIDOC Week, watch a Q&A between Aboriginal students and Secretary Mark Scott, Martin Graham, Cindy Berwick, Michelle Hall and Karen Jones on: https://education.nsw.gov.au//aboriginal-educa/naidoc-week #NAIDOC2020 #LoveWhereYouLearn
09.01.2022 Stage One had fun exploring different elements of NAIDOC history and traditional ways of story telling and art making. They were even fortunate enough to enjoy some Aboriginal Stories!
09.01.2022 Cross Country is not on today. We will advise on new date once the ground has dried out a little bit. Thank youCross Country is not on today. We will advise on new date once the ground has dried out a little bit. Thank you
08.01.2022 Remember tomorrow night! Join Zoom Meeting https://nsweducation.zoom.us/j/67250019678
07.01.2022 Don’t forget cross country today- wear your house colours!Don’t forget cross country today- wear your house colours!
05.01.2022 "Learn as much as you can about the culture and participate." - Aunty Deanna. Each year, NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aborigi...nal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, who are part of some of the oldest continuing cultures on the planet. #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #NAIDOC2020 See more
01.01.2022 Day # 1 please take care in the rain and remember only one adult per child on site after nine, pack a small healthy snack and a bottle of water. Dry towels will be available on sign in!
