Cultural pride carved in timber Korumburra P.S. unveils new reflection space
Korumburra Primary School has unveiled three hand-carved timber totems created by artist Ron Roach. The project, funded by the Martin Carlson Foundation, aims to provide a dedicated space for student reflection and celebrate local history.
Why it matters
This initiative highlights the role of community-funded art projects in enhancing educational environments and fostering student well-being.
Three hand-carved timber totems by artist Ron Roach in collaboration with the Martin Carlson Foundation have been unveiled in the Korumburra Primary School grounds creating a dedicated space for student reflection and review.
by Bruce Wardley Published July 27, 2026 Link copied! Copy failed! Korumburra P.S. student Nate with totem sculptor Ron Roach, School Principal Luke Haustorfer and Martin Carlson Foundation trustees Gary Brittle and Darren Polglaise with three newly installed Kurnai worm totems in the school playground. b11_3026 A QUIET corner of Korumburra Primary School has been transformed into a vibrant sanctuary of local history and student creativity. The Martin Carlson Foundation (MCF) has officially revealed the first installation of its ambitious 2026 Totem Project, bringing three beautifully hand-carved timber totems to the Korumburra school grounds and creating a dedicated space for student reflection and review.
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