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First Nations Incursions Inspiring and entertaining Incursions for schools and elc Let us all celebrate our rich cultural heritage!

At Didgeridoo Australia we are passionate about one of the greatest national treasures in Australia - our Aboriginal culture! Acknowledged world-wide as one of the most successful culture of all times, the evolution of Aboriginal culture is spanning at least 60,000 years so far! We love to share our knowledge of amazing Aboriginal accomplishments and deliver inspiring experiences, so you can get a little taste of it. In our personal view, knowledge of Aboriginal culture really enriches the life of every Australian, provides us all with a greater sense of identity here, and ensures the continuation of this incredible culture. Any Indigenous teachers or performers or people who would like to connect for bookings in schools, pre schools, aged care, corporate anywhere in Australia please contact us.

Planning your SRF?Cultural learning can be an ongoing journey, not just a one-off incursion.Our Early Years approach can...
08/10/2026

Planning your SRF?

Cultural learning can be an ongoing journey, not just a one-off incursion.

Our Early Years approach can support centres to build First Nations cultural learning across the year through a combination of children’s experiences, educator professional learning and whole-centre cultural experiences.

This is one way to make your SRF funding go further in building meaningful and lasting learning.

For more information, go to our website -https://www.didgeridooaustralia.com.au/early-learning-centres

08/10/2026

Thanks for inviting us into your centre Sparrow Early Learning Tarneit Sean really enjoyed presenting Aboriginal Culture for you earlier this year. ☺️

🐸💧 Early Years Program for Poorneet - the Tadpole Season! 🌱☀️As spring arrives, our ponds, creeks and wetlands begin to ...
05/10/2026

🐸💧 Early Years Program for Poorneet - the Tadpole Season! 🌱☀️

As spring arrives, our ponds, creeks and wetlands begin to fill with life. Tiny tadpoles wriggle and grow, reminding us that Poorneet is a season of transformation, movement and new beginnings.

To celebrate this wonderful time of year, our little learners are creating their very own Tadpole Necklaces!🐸

Through this fun hands-on activity, children explored the changes happening in nature during Poorneet while getting creative and celebrating growth, new life and the energy of spring.

🌧️ Rainfall
💧 Filling ponds & waterways
🐸 Tadpoles appearing
🌱 Growth & transformation
☀️ Longer, warmer days

What a beautiful way to connect with Country, learn about the seasons and celebrate the tiny creatures bringing our waterways to life! 🌿💦🐸

https://www.didgeridooaustralia.com.au/elc-kulin-seasons

🌿 Building Cultural Learning All Year Long 🌿Cultural learning is most meaningful when it becomes an ongoing part of your...
22/09/2026

🌿 Building Cultural Learning All Year Long 🌿

Cultural learning is most meaningful when it becomes an ongoing part of your early learning program, not just a once-a-term experience.

Our Term-by-Term and Kulin Seasons Programs create opportunities for children to explore Aboriginal culture through storytelling, music, movement, art, games, Country and seasonal knowledge.

Aligned with EYLF and VEYLDF, our programs can also support centres looking for meaningful ways to use School Readiness Funding (SRF)to strengthen cultural learning and engagement.

👩🏽‍🏫 **Build educator knowledge and confidence too!**

Centres can include **First Nations Cultural Professional Learning for educators** as part of their year-long package, helping staff support and extend cultural learning between visits and throughout the year.

Because meaningful cultural learning doesn’t have to stop when the incursion ends.

Educate, Entertain & Inspire

Discover our programs and year-long cultural learning options:

🌐 https://didgeridooaustralia.com.au

17/09/2026

A Year of Culture: Aboriginal Learning Journey for Early Years

Give your kinder community the gift of year-long cultural learning and connection.

Our new Year of Culture Package brings together two of our most popular early learning programs, creating a meaningful journey for both 3–4 and 4–5 year olds.

🌿 3–4 Year Olds
Our Term-by-Term incursions gently introduce Aboriginal culture through stories, music, movement and play, with 4 sessions throughout the year.

🌿 4–5 Year Olds
Our Kulin Seasons Program explores seasonal change, connection to Country, and Aboriginal ways of knowing and being, with 7 sessions throughout the year, finishing with a celebration for the whole community.

Together, these programs provide age-appropriate cultural learning, delivered through culturally responsive pedagogy and aligned with EYLF and VEYLDF outcomes.

With an affordable bundled option and SRF funding support eligibility, it’s a wonderful way for your centre to build cultural learning into the year.

Bring your community a year of joy, learning and connection — educate, entertain and inspire!

https://www.didgeridooaustralia.com.au/the-early-years

🐸🌿Poorneet — The Tadpole Season💧☀️Spring brings a wonderful transformation to our waterways as Poorneet, the Tadpole Sea...
15/09/2026

🐸🌿Poorneet — The Tadpole Season💧☀️

Spring brings a wonderful transformation to our waterways as Poorneet, the Tadpole Season, arrives.

Ponds, creeks and wetlands begin to fill with water and life, and tiny tadpoles can be seen wriggling and growing beneath the surface. 🐸💦

Poorneet is a time of change, growth and new life, as nature awakens and the days become longer and warmer.

🌧️ Rain brings our waterways to life
💧 Ponds and wetlands fill with water
🐸 Tadpoles begin to appear and grow
🌱 Nature transforms and flourishes
☀️ Warmer, longer days signal summer is on its way

It’s a beautiful time to slow down, look closely at our waterways and notice the amazing changes happening all around us. 🌿💚

Through learning about Poorneet, children can build a deeper connection with Country, nature and the seasonal changes that guide life on the land.

🌏https://www.didgeridooaustralia.com.au/elc-kulin-seasons
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This September, First Nations Incursions turns 10! 🎉🎂For a decade, we have been bringing First Nations culture, knowledg...
11/09/2026

This September, First Nations Incursions turns 10! 🎉🎂

For a decade, we have been bringing First Nations culture, knowledge and perspectives into early learning centres, schools and communities through engaging, interactive experiences delivered by First Nations educators.

Ten years has taught us something important: the most meaningful cultural learning doesn't happen through a single experience. It grows through relationships, continuity and opportunities to keep learning.

Our own 10-year journey reflects that. We are proud to have built an organisation that schools, early learning centres and communities can return to year after year, and to see many of those relationships continue and grow. 🖤💛❤️

So, as we celebrate our first decade, we're looking firmly towards the next.

This year we have been strengthening our programs to create more opportunities for ongoing cultural learning, from a child's early years through primary and into secondary school. 🎒🎨

🪃 https://www.didgeridooaustralia.com.au

Planning your SRF? 🎒Cultural learning can be an ongoing journey, not just a one-off incursion. 🪵✨Our Early Years package...
10/09/2026

Planning your SRF? 🎒

Cultural learning can be an ongoing journey, not just a one-off incursion. 🪵✨

Our Early Years packages support centres to build First Nations cultural learning across the year through age-appropriate experiences, with the option to include Cultural Professional Learning for educators to help extend that learning between visits. 🪃🌾

If you’re planning how to use your School Readiness Funding, now is a great time to explore what a year-long cultural learning journey could look like for your centre. 🌱🎨

https://www.didgeridooaustralia.com.au

Guling (Orchid Season) is marked by golden wattle blossoms, orchids blooming, bees buzzing, and an abundance of flowers ...
04/08/2026

Guling (Orchid Season) is marked by golden wattle blossoms, orchids blooming, bees buzzing, and an abundance of flowers returning. A time of renewal, pollination, and activity in nature.

Season themes: Orchids and wattle blooming, bees buzzing, renewal of life.

Our Didgeridoo & Bees Activity is a buzzing, musical journey for little learners!
The didgeridoo’s buzzing drone connects to the hum of bees pollinating flowers. Children explore rhythms that echo the energy of springtime activity.

In this interactive program, children explore the sounds of the didgeridoo alongside the hum and buzz of bees, connecting music with nature and the Kulin seasonal calendar. Based on Guling — orchid season, children discover how bees busily collect pollen and help new life bloom.

Through movement, rhythm, and storytelling, little ones will buzz, dance, and create soundscapes together — celebrating the return of flowers, warmth, and activity in nature. Fun & immersive, this session nurtures creativity, builds listening skills, and fosters respect for Country and First Nations knowledge of the seasons.

• Ages 3–5
• EYLF & VEYLDF aligned
• SRF funding friendly
• Supply Nation Registered

Give your kinder community the gift of year-long cultural learning - guided by the land and the stories of the Kulin Nation.

📅 Book now for 2027 - limited places!
👉 firstnationsincursions.com.au

We could tell you what Many Voices On Country is about... but we'd rather let the voices of those who experienced it spe...
31/07/2026

We could tell you what Many Voices On Country is about... but we'd rather let the voices of those who experienced it speak for themselves. Thank you, Samantha, for this beautiful reflection. ❤️🖤💛

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