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Drama classes have started with a bang this term!

Our Year 7 Drama students have been joined by professional Spectacle Puppetry Artist, Karen Hethey, in a creative adventure to make their very own large-scale bird puppet. The program is part of the Ngurra Nyujunggamu – When The World Was Soft project for the Red Earth Arts Festival 2022, with students invited to be a part of the festival's opening in a few weeks' time.

The six-week program started by learning about local creation stories, with students beginning to design their puppets inspired by Yindjibarndi culture. Students have now started exploring their inner puppeteer by learning how to use simple techniques in cane bending, paper mache, and basic mechanism design to make a fantastic puppet to bring to life with just a bit of imagination.
We are now half-way through the program and the birds are beginning to take shape!

We would like to thank puppetry artist Karen Hethey, the City of Karratha and the Ganalili Centre for their time and expertise so far.

Miss Sharny Joyce

Drama Teacher

21 February 2022

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Karratha WA 6714

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  • About Us
    • Principal's Welcome
    • Our Values
    • History/Founder
    • Pastoral Care
    • Pastoral Care Centre
    • Our Staff
    • CEWA Policies
    • Our School Procedures
  • Curriculum
    • Lower School
      • The STEM Academy
    • Senior School
      • Subject Selection
      • ATAR
      • Curtin UniReady
      • Certificate IV
      • Certificate II or above
      • Workplace Learning
      • Careers Tools Website ↗️
    • Curriculum Care
    • Subjects Offered
      • Mathematics
      • English
      • Science
      • Humanities and Social Sciences
      • Health and Phys. Ed.
      • Religious Education
      • Christian Service Learning
      • The Arts
      • Design and Technology
      • Languages (LOTE)
  • Enrolments
    • Why Choose St Luke's?
    • Year 7 Transition Program
    • Admissions
    • Fees and Charges
  • Parent Information
    • Overview
    • Calendar
    • Booklists
    • The College Uniform
    • Canteen
    • Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
    • Absentee Form
  • Our Community
    • School Board
    • Parents and Citizens (P&C)
    • Parish
    • Supporters
    • North West Shelf Project

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