Drawing Us Together | A Community Story
28 June, 2022, 2 PM-3 PM
Singleton Square is on Wonnarua country, we pay our respect to the traditional owners , their elders past & present, and value their care and custodianship of these lands.
To celebrate NAIDOC Week 2022, we have partnered with author Alton Wally and local schools to create a community story book. Alton Walley is a Whadjuk, Wilman, Kaneang Nyoongar man from the South-West of Western Australia.
The story ‘Being a big brother’, written by Alton Walley, is based on this year’s NAIDOC Message ‘Get Up, Stand Up, Show Up’, focusing on the value of leadership and how we can influence those near to us to make a positive change.
Throughout the July School Holidays, we invited you, our much-loved Secret Harbour community, to have your say and vote on your favourite of 70 illustrations created by local student artists to be featured in the community storybook. We received overwhelming support with 299 votes over the two-week period and thank all the talented student artists who contributed illustrations.
WINNING ILLUSTRATIONS
| Page | School | Student |
| Front Cover | King Street Public School | Caitlin Hazel |
| Page 1 | Jerrys Plains Public School | Lily Herbert |
| Page 2 | Jerrys Plains Public School | Logan Hadley |
| Page 3 | Jerrys Plains Public School | Alice Wadwell |
| Page 4 | King Street Public School | Eve Withell |
| Page 5 | King Street Public School | Chloe Longworth |
| Page 6 | Singleton Public School | Zarleya Newberry |
| Page 7 | Singleton Public School | Harry Land |
| Page 8 | Singleton Public School | Charlie Alexander |
| Page 9 | Kirkton Public School | Isabella Beckingham |
| Page 10 | Kirkton Public School | Aleki Mulipola |
| Page 11 | Milbrodale Public School | Nicolaas Jacob Du Preez |
| Page 12 | Milbrodale Public School | Amelia Grace Carter |
