There were many booths and people were giving out brochures, stickers and even hot dogs.
Students participated in writing "sorry messages".
We found many black swans in the River Torrens. One of the students heard them said "Hello!"?
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
The National Sorry Day
Students in most morning classes went to Elder Park to see the Sorry Day event. The National Sorry Day this year was particularly important, because their prime minister formally said sorry for the mistreatment of Aborigines for the first time. http://www.smh.com.au/multimedia/2008/national/australia-says-sorry/main.html
There were many booths and people were giving out brochures, stickers and even hot dogs.
Students participated in writing "sorry messages".
We found many black swans in the River Torrens. One of the students heard them said "Hello!"?
There were many booths and people were giving out brochures, stickers and even hot dogs.
Students participated in writing "sorry messages".
We found many black swans in the River Torrens. One of the students heard them said "Hello!"?
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