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Summary
One day of learning at the Purnululu Aboriginal Independent Community School at Frog Hollow (also known as Wurrenranginy) in the Kimberley. Teachers and Aboriginal elders work together to provide an education and a safe environment for the children at Frog Hollow.
Warnings and disclaimer
Title and captions supplied by photographer. "Dedicated to my mother Zoe Clark whose help and inspiration has encouraged me to follow my dreams and achieve meaning in my life"
Subjects
- Aboriginal Australians -- Education -- Western Australia -- Frog Hollow -- Photographs.
- Schools -- Western Australia -- Frog Hollow -- Photographs.
- Classrooms -- Western Australia -- Frog Hollow -- Photographs.
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Call Number
BA2840/757-778
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