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Our vision for reconciliation involves the acknowledgement of our shared histories. We  forward together by deepening our understanding of, and respect for, the traditions and cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, with a commitment to inclusion and justice. We will achieve this as a College community through authentic engagement, collaboration and consultation with the Traditional Custodians and other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We recognise that celebrating diversity within our community will develop positive partnerships between cultures...

Our vision is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to be actively recognised and respected as Australia's First Peoples. We will continue to foster an environment in which all Australians value and respect Elders from the past, present, and future for the wisdom and knowledge they possess and share, and in support of emerging leaders in local communities. Our vision is to stand united,  look forwards to, and take action towards a future of acceptance and mutual respect.

At Good Shepherd, we believe that reconciliation is crucial in creating a more inclusive and respectful environment, in which all children are valued as active citizens who create, think and do. As part of our commitment to reconciliation, we acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of Lands throughout Australia, and we especially acknowledge the Darug people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which our service is built. Our vision is to embrace,...

At Mildura Early Learning Centre, we will continue to embrace local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories, recognising reconciliation as paramount to building strong respectful relationships between non-Indigenous people and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our vision encompasses building and deepening strong connections with the local Latji Latji, Kureinji and Barkindji people in our community, to learn from them and expand our understanding of the Country in which we live. We acknowledge the importance of respectfully embedding...

Our team at Gardner Farm Childcare is dedicated to promoting reconciliation within our service.  We acknowledge that we are growing, learning and working on the Lands of First Nations peoples. We value and respect the Land and the culture of our local Aboriginal community and we believe that, by learning from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples about custodianship of the Land and setting positive examples of engaging with First Nations peoples, we have the ability to encourage acceptance and...

At Little Kookas we are a supporting environment that encourages and promotes reconciliation through a focus on equity, equality, unity, and developing positive, respectful, two-way relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Reconciliation is a process that focuses on how diverse groups of people behave when they interact, live, work, and learn together. It requires us to truthfully understanding our nation’s history and the wrongs of the past and the impact of these wrongs....

Our vision is to educate the children, staff, families and the wider community of our service of the true history of Australia and teach about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures and contributions. We will acknowledge and respect the Traditional Land Owners of this Country and we are committed to reconciliation, and aim to build stronger relationships between our community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We strive to respectfully embed the Yugambeh language and perspectives in...

The Day One Early Learning Dakabin campus will be a place where Aboriginal and Torris Strait Islander cultures are respected and celebrated, forming an integral part of the center’s learning, teaching, research, and community engagement. The Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) will help to shape the cultural lens for future strategic approaches to identifying and implementing practical ways to build positive, sustainable relationships with Aboriginals and Torris Strait Islander communities, families, and staff. Our RAP aim is to collaborate with, and...

Our vision is a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are celebrated as being the First Peoples of Australia. We believe, as educators of young children we have a responsibility to be assertive advocates for reconciliation. As we continue our journey we look forward to engaging with the Elders in the local community, learn more about the cultures, histories and contributions made by First Nations peoples and respectfully share this knowledge with the children families and wider community.

Glenroy Memorial Preschool team, are committed to: Acknowledging the values cultures and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Building respectful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families and community members.  by providing a culturally safe and responsive environment to build a sense of belonging and strong connections through enriching, appropriate experiences in our everyday practices. We pay respect to their Elders past, present, and emerging, as well as to all First Nations communities who significantly contribute...

Clinton State School's vision for reconciliation is to elevate staff and the future generations to empower reconciliation in our workplace and society by building respectful relationships that will ensure that we are making a positive difference through working together and showing courage.   Clinton State School believes that for true reconciliation to occur there must be a shared understanding and acknowledgment of Australia’s true history and the effects of colonisation have had on First Nations people and continue to this present...

At St Albans Park Kindergarten, reconciliation to us is a journey involving brave conversation, active listening and respect. We aim to consider all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives within our service delivery by acknowledging and valuing the diverse cultural histories, heritages and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  Our vision is a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are actively recognised as being the First Nations peoples of Australia; where all Australians embrace Elders past,...

Our vision for reconciliation is to create a future where we are respectful and respect   Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories and cultures. We will build relationships, nurture respect and create opportunities to learn from, and work together with, the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and embark on a journey towards reconciliation with our community, children, educators and families.

At Kids Club Redbank Plains, we are striving for an inclusive future, based on equity, equality and healing.   Reconciliation is an inclusive journey of building respectful relationships between Australia’s First Nations peoples and the wider community. As a strong team we are committed to encourage open conversations and discuss the importance of having a Reconciliation Action Plan in place and to put these ideas into action. Reconciliation to us means acknowledging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First...

At Galungara OOSH we strive to embed Australia’s First Nations peoples ways of learning not only through our program but through our everyday practices. Educators at Galungara understand the importance of facilitating our own learning about First Nations peoples histories, perspectives and experiences. We also believe that it is important to value and acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander  histories and practices by respectfully passing this knowledge on to the future leaders that we are teaching today as appropriate.  

At Only About Children (Enmore), our collective vision for reconciliation is to create a space in which our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families can enter, see themselves reflected and feel included in the learning environment, pedagogy, curriculum and community. We want to support all families, educators, children and visitors to acknowledge that we gather on Gadigal Land, as well as acknowledge the Gadigal peoples expansive knowledge of the Land and community. We would like to commit ourselves to continuous...

At Bungalow OOSH we believe that forming strong connections that are meaningful and purposeful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is a part of our philosophy and vision. We hope this vision will contribute to strengthening respectful relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the wider Australian community. We will respectfully embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ perspectives into our educational program to prompt conversation and learning. We will encourage our children and families to...

Our vision at Oakville Preschool Learning Centre for reconciliation is to promote respect, trust and positive relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We believe that through exploring and fostering the five critical dimensions of race relations, equality and equity, unity, institutional integrity and historical acceptance, we can teach our children and community a true, holistic and comprehensive approach to reconciliation. A reconciled Australia looks respectful, peaceful and harmonious. It feels clean, happy and...

At Keiki Catalina our vision for reconciliation is togetherness. Fostering a future of healing and reconciliation requires us all to truthfully and respectfully, acknowledge the past. It is only through understanding and accepting the wrongs of the past that we can make adequate amends for the injustices continually faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  By embracing our community of teachers, children, families and wider community the togetherness will guide us to create a better future for us all....

Reconciliation at Linden Park is about building our knowledge and awareness of our First Nations People. We are continuously reaching out for guidance with our Kaurna Elders for ways that we can support in developing our knowledge of Kaurna perspectives. We then are able to respectfully deliver these learning practices, cultural beliefs and traditions to our children, families and community. The centre will continue to grow knowledge and build strong foundations with the Kaurna people and embrace them at the...