Goodstart Griffith - Sanders Street

Goodstart Griffith Sanders St acknowledges reconciliation is about coming together to strengthen relationships between First Nations peoples and all Australians.  Our commitment to reconciliation is based on ensuring there is equality, equity, and social justice principles. We will continue to support children, educators, families and the wider community to be culturally responsive citizens through respectfully teaching and learning about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples histories and perspectives.

We will continue to respectfully teach about the importance of equality and equity, and acceptance of the cultural diversity and contributions of First Nations peoples through our daily practices. Goodstart Griffith Sanders Street is committed to building and maintaining community partnerships based on mutual trust and respect with First Nations peoples and we will ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, children and visitors always feel valued and connected to our service and their perspectives are respectfully included in our daily curriculum.    

We respect and value the insights of First Nations peoples as we continue to cultivate strong partnerships between Goodstart, children, families, employees, and the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities with whom we work, as we deepen our understanding of Wiradjuri culture.