Reconciliation Week - Smoking Ceremony video
Channel: Seaton High School
Date: 2022-07-05

RECONCILIATION WEEK // Smoking Ceremony
Thank you to Uncle Fred and his son, Alex Agius, for conducting a smoking ceremony for our students as part of National Reconciliation Week.
Be Brave. Make Change. 

Smoking Ceremonies are an Aboriginal custom that are as ancient as the land. They signify a new beginning, walking together as one and all cultures coming together (Nguyanguya Muri). The significance of the Chinda plant, a salt bush grown along the beach front, used for the ceremony is that it is linked to the land and the sea. Seaton High in Kaurna Miyurna time was marsh land.