08/07/2026
NAIDOC Week ❤️💛🖤
In Classroom 6, we continue to embed First Nations perspectives into our everyday learning through meaningful provocations that inspire curiosity, creativity, and respectful conversations.
As part of our ongoing experiences, the children explored the stories of the Rainbow Serpent and Bunjil the Eagle. Using loose parts, natural materials, and playdough in the colours of red, yellow, and black, they created lizards and Rainbow Serpents.
They also used visual images of Bunjil the Eagle and the Rainbow Serpent as inspiration to draw and create their own artworks, expressing their ideas through a range of creative experiences.
Throughout these experiences, the children shared their thoughts about the meaning of the Rainbow Serpent and engaged in conversations about First Nations culture, storytelling, and caring for Country.
These discussions encouraged children to develop an understanding of the importance of connection to Country, respect for the natural world, and the rich knowledge shared through First Nations stories.
Our commitment to embedding First Nations perspectives extends beyond NAIDOC Week, creating ongoing opportunities for children to learn, explore, and develop an appreciation for the histories, cultures, and traditions of Australia’s First Nations Peoples every day. ❤️💛🖤