Busy Bees at Kensington

The team at Busy Bees at Kensington believes and recognises that reconciliation means respectfully and meaningfully acknowledging all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Nation Peoples of the Lands, Waterways and Skies across Australia.

The team at Busy Bees at Kensington acknowledges and pledge to continue to learn the true histories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples,and understands the inequalities and inequities resulting from colonial processes of dispossession, persecution and oppression.

We also recognise the continued strengths and resilience of First Nation Peoples and cultures and recognise that reconciliation is often best understood as an ongoing journey, which the Busy Bees at Kensington team are committed to joining, walking and learning alongside supportively.

 The Busy Bees at Kensington team are committed to true reconciliation and believe in the importance of understanding the journey that Reconciliation Australia describes as interweaving five integral dimensions of reconciliation. As a team we are actively working towards building a stronger Australia, through stronger relationships, respect and trust between the broader Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Busy Bees at Kensington understands how important it is for all Australians to contribute to our reconciliation journey, supporting a just, equitable and unified future as a collective nation. Together, we will continue to educate and actively engage all families, staff, volunteers and the future generation in this journey.