14/07/2026
🌿🖤💛❤️ Celebrating NAIDOC Week❤️💛🖤🌿
Last week, we celebrated NAIDOC Week, our children and educators came together to create a special artwork featuring 50 handprints, proudly symbolising 50 years of NAIDOC Week.
Each handprint represents a year of celebrating culture, strength, resilience, and community. Together, the hands form a powerful circle, reflecting the many voices, stories, and generations that have contributed to this incredible journey.
Fifty Years of Deadly is a tribute to the Elders who stood firm, the organisers who created space, the artists who transformed resistance into expression, and the communities who continue to show up year after year. NAIDOC has always been more than a week, it's a platform, a celebration, a statement of survival, and a recognition of the strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Through our learning spaces, Indigenous stories, natural resources, and collaborative artwork, children have been exploring the importance of culture, connection to Country, and the rich histories and achievements of First Nations peoples.
As we celebrate this significant milestone, we honour the past, recognise the strength and leadership of today, and look forward to the future, a future where young people grow up proud in culture, language continues to thrive, and communities continue leading change.
Our 50 handprints remind us that every voice matters, every story contributes to the journey, and together we carry forward a legacy that is still deadly, always.
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