09/07/2026
As we reach the middle of NAIDOC Week, our learning community has been inspired by this year's theme, "50 Years of Deadly", using it as an opportunity to celebrate, reflect, and continue strengthening the way Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives are embedded within our everyday program and practice.
Across all of our rooms, our children have been engaging in meaningful experiences that honour the richness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Through exploring symbols as forms of communication, using natural and outdoor resources to create artworks and small worlds, imitating native animal movements, storytelling, and connecting with Country through play, our educators are intentionally creating opportunities for children to build understanding, respect, and appreciation.
Importantly, this learning will extend well beyond NAIDOC Week. As part of our current monthly team challenge, our educators are focusing on driving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives throughout our programs and daily practice. We are continuing to reflect on how we can embed these perspectives with purpose, authenticity, and respect, ensuring they become a valued and ongoing part of children's learning rather than a moment in time.
We look forward to continuing this journey alongside our children, families, and community as we learn, listen, reflect, and grow together.
