Art, culture and community. A wonderful day at EWPS celebrating National Reconciliation Week, creating opportunities for students to learn, connect and deepen their understanding of Aboriginal culture. ๐ค๐โค๏ธ
Nyumbar - Aboriginal Education Programs
We are a family-owned Aboriginal business providing culturally respectful and safe educational programs to schools. Kindergarten to Yr 6.
Our offerings are designed to teach, share, and celebrate Aboriginal culture, promoting a shared future through education and enjoyment. Programs we offer:
Nyumbar Program - Full Day interactive cultural experience. Nghari Program - Full Day dance Program. Jagen Program - Full Day Country Program. Bubura Jahla ngeh Buhbany - Full day Bush Tucker and Medicine Program. Kindergarten to Year 6
Please look at our Services Tab for further information on each program
01/06/2026
Thanks you Ermington West Public School we had a great day at your school. Looking forward to seeing you all again ๐
Amazing day at ANPS sharing culture for National Reconciliation Week. Students engaged in hands-on learning experiences exploring Aboriginal tools, weapons and traditional resources. They also contributed to their school community artwork, adding their thumbprints to the schoolโs Reconciliation poster โ a powerful symbol of unity, connection and walking together.
27/05/2026
For thousands of years, Aboriginal people engineered sophisticated eel and fish traps using deep knowledge of waterways, seasons and animal behaviour. These traps provided sustainable food sources while caring for Country and ensuring resources remained for future generations.
Reconciliation isnโt the responsibility of a few- it requires all of us. By being ALL IN, we commit to listening, learning, building respectful relationships, and taking meaningful action towards a more reconciled Australia.
When we are ALL IN, reconciliation becomes stronger, communities become more connected, and positive change becomes possible. ๐ค๐โค๏ธ
Students engaged in meaningful conversations, deepened their understanding of Aboriginal perspectives, and expressed their learning through hands-on Aboriginal art activities in celebration of National Reconciliation Week.
It was wonderful to see curiosity, respect, creativity, and connection come together as we shared stories, culture, and learning. Thank you to the students and staff for embracing the spirit of reconciliation and being All In for a more united future.
Students engaged in meaningful conversations, deepened their understanding of Aboriginal perspectives, and expressed their learning through hands-on Aboriginal art activities in celebration of National Reconciliation Week.
It was wonderful to see curiosity, respect, creativity, and connection come together as we shared stories, culture, and learning. Thank you to the students and staff for embracing the spirit of reconciliation and being All In for a more united future.
25/05/2026
We cannot change the past, but we can learn from it and work together for a stronger future.
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23/05/2026
For generations, Aboriginal people have observed stingrays and their behaviours, sharing knowledge about sustainable harvesting, respect for the ocean and caring for Country. Learning about animals like the stingray helps us understand the deep relationship First Nations peoples have with the land and waters that sustain them.
Art, ochre painting and culture with the amazing students at Sir Eric Woodward School. Learning through creativity, connection and cultural sharing.
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