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Activity Date: Thursday 28th February 2019

Time: various sessions throughout the day

Venue: Clyde Primary School (incursion)

Curriculum Focus: This incursion supports our Humanities curriculum in the senior school. In Humanities, students are asked to identify and describe changes to daily life for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, ‘native born’ and migrants in the Australian colonies. Scott’s presentation through music and storytelling unpacks this in a child-friendly and engaging manner.

Cost per child – $15.00

Scott Darlow is undeniably a fixture of the Australian Music Landscape. He is a former Music teacher and one of the country’s hardest working and most successful independent artists. The versatile singer/guitarist/didgeridoo player has released 6 albums and toured Australia more times than he can remember. Scott has visited many schools, sharing through his music and storytelling, the history of changes in daily life for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Due Date: Wednesday 20th February (Please note payment or permissions can not be accepted after the due date).

A permission form must be completed on FlexiBuzz by the due date – click on the pencil icon (signed permission) in the tool bar at the top. When completing the form please type – The Event/Activity title as “Scott Darlow Incursion”

Our preferred payment method is Qkr! Payment can also be made using CSEF or at the office (Eftpos or cash) correct money would be appreciated.

Please note there are no additional requirements for students as this in an in-school activity.

Please speak with your child’s classroom teacher if you have any questions.

Alexandra King, Brad Andrews, Rebecca Atkins and Tegan Cox – 5/6 Teachers.