NHANGARA DANCE
THURSDAYS FROM 4PM
‘Nhangara’ meaning Dance in Darkinjung language, immerses Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children and young people in culture through songlines and traditional Aboriginal dance. The aim is to foster childrens’ cultural and community connection, confidence in performance and develop their dance skills.
Contact us now and show off your deadly moves!
Who
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Children from all ages
When
Thursdays
4pm – 5pm
During school term
Frequently asked questions
Is Nhangara led by Aboriginal people?
Yes. Nhangara is led by Aboriginal dance teachers who range in age, knowledge and skills. The team has links to local community, land and culture.
What if my child has never taken a class before?
That’s not a problem. That’s exactly why Nhangara exists – to learn, and we all have a great starting story, and we’d love to be part of your child’s!
Does my child need to attend classes every week?
No, however we do recommend that your child attends consistently. If students frequently miss class, it is difficult for them to catch up on what they may have missed.
What should my child wear to class?
We suggest they wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
Does Nhangara run during school holidays?
No. Nhangara only runs during the school term.
Our Partners
Gudjagang Ngara Li-dhi Aboriginal Corporation
PHONE
02 4305 8807
EMAIL
admin@gnl.org.au
ADDRESS
4 Church Street
Wyong NSW 2259
CONNECT WITH US
Programs and Services
Aboriginal Family & Community Space
Ngalawa Ngara – Child & Family Wellbeing Program
Safe Spaces – Youth & Family Safety Program
Undabaiya Undabaiya – Family and Domestic Violence Program
Yadha Murru Gayi – School Education Support Program
Safe & Strong Families – Family Support Program