Schools & learning
A song can be
the beginning.
Invite Gina’s music and storytelling into your school community.
Shared voices. Shared experiences.
Make room
for connection.
Music offers a way to meet language through listening, singing and shared experience.
Gina’s work with young people sits alongside her recordings and stage projects. The album Koorlangka centres children, while the songbook Kalyakoorl, ngalak warangka provides another route into the songs for schools, choirs and community groups.
If you would like to host Gina, send an enquiry with your school or organisation, the number of participants, preferred date and time, and a little about your group. The team can discuss availability and what is suitable for your setting.
Enquire about a school visitBefore your visit
A few helpful
details.
How do we enquire?
Use the school booking form. It asks for your contact details, school or organisation, address, participant numbers, preferred date and time, other performers and a message. Share any year groups or access needs in your message.
Which dates and age groups are available?
Availability and the right format for your group are confirmed by the team. Include your preferred date, the students’ ages or year levels, and the number of participants when you enquire.
What should we prepare?
Tell the team about your venue, group and any particular requirements. They can discuss the arrangements with you before the visit is confirmed.
Can we explore the music beforehand?
Yes. Visit the Music page to listen to Wanjoo and explore the recordings. The songbook at Magabala Books includes music from Kalyakoorl and Bindi Bindi, and the publisher lists teacher resources.
Keep singing
Koorlangka.
Children.
Explore Gina and Guy’s third album, including Djinda Djinda, Djidi Djidi and an adaptation of Moon River.
Explore the albumSchool enquiries
Invite Gina to
your school.
Tell us about your school, your group and your preferred date.