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Our vision for reconciliation is to embraces unity between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and the wider community and to have a national culture that represents equality and equity and historical acceptance of our shared history. Reconciliation must live in the hearts, minds and actions of all Australians as we move forward, creating a nation strengthened by respectful relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. At Morayfield we strive for greatness, we intend...

At Guliyali Preschool we are committed to building a culture of belonging and to provide a safe environment where all people, children and adults are challenged and supported to achieve their personal best. Our commitment to reconciliation, is guided by our whole School Plan and the three key themes of reconciliation: Relationships, Respect and Opportunities. By making this commitment, we aim to create a place of teaching and learning that is culturally inclusive, where aspirations are fostered, diversity is acknowledged and genuine conversations...

The Rumpus Room Children's Centre - Chatham Street aims to be an early childhood service in which people, program and environment combine to create an accessible place where all feel welcomed, valued and that they belong in the presence of grace, respect and forgiveness and informed truth.  We are committed to improving educational opportunities and outcomes for all, especially Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and those seeking to become educators in early education.  Our educators are seeking to increase...

Our Vision for reconciliation is an Australia which embraces unity and acceptance of all people; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders people and all other Australians.  A country of unity, equality and equity, with respect to a history which is shared among all.  Our Vision is to create a national culture forged on respect and the removal of any negative race relations.  We aim to respectfully learn and embed aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditions and cultures into our early...

Reconciliation means acknowledging and welcoming the cultures and teachings of the Traditional Owners of the Cammerygal Land. For our community, reconciliation means building respectful relationships with the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and taking meaningful steps to implement and respectfully embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in our service. 

Little Monkey’s is founded on a vision of giving children the best possible start in life through access to quality Early Learning, our purpose is to ensure all children have the learning development and wellbeing outcomes they need for school and life. We recognise and respect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the First Peoples of Australia and as the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which our service is offered. Little Monkey’s is committed to embedding a respectful...

At C&K Port Douglas Community Kingergarten we are a community of learners, connected to our environments, families and engaging regularly with our wider community. Our philosophy reflects a deep respect for local environment/flora/fauna and habitats. The children, educators and families are connected to the rich diversity of ecosystems that surrounds our kindy. Our program and places and spaces reflect this.  The children frequently share their exploration of local creeks, rivers, rainforests, mountains, and beaches. Within this learning we embed a deep...

At morningside Wynnum Road we are committed to provide a safe and inclusive enviroment for all our children, families and educators including Aboriginal and Torres Strair Islander peoples. Our educators in our centre will strive to develop knowledge and understanding of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, especially our local community, the Turball and Jagera People, so we can pass this on to our children and their families and advocate for the need for genuine reconciliation.

Our vision for reconciliation here at Goodstart Hope Valley is about a localised and united journey towards a future where everyone acknowledges and values the cultural histories, heritages, traditions and continuing contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  We will reach these goals by genuinely embedding reconciliation actions into everyday practice, rather than reserving them for special events or as extra-curricular activities.  We will build an appreciation that reconciliation is everybody’s business and for everyone’s benefit, driving a vision throughout the whole...

Our centre's vision at Goodstart Spring Street is to continue our reconciliation journey through partnerships together with staff, families and our wider community.  We will do this by promting greater understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of knowing and being (EYLF: Teaching Principles: Respect for Diversity) . We will do this by embracing the past and present and work hand in hand to recognise the histories, cultures and contributions that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have, in the shared...

We at Goodstart Early Learning - Karl Court, are committed to reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and all other peoples of Australia. We respect and acknowledge the contributions of First Peoples of Australia and we aim at building stronger partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to develop a future generation of people with deeper awareness, respect and appreciation of the rich cultural heritage of our country. We strive to offer equality and equity in imparting...

Our Vision for a reconciliation in Australia sees national acknowledgment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people histories and cultures. We envision a reconciled Australia where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people's experience peace and respect in all communities.

Hughes Primary School is a site where true histories, cultures and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are respectfully shared, celebrated and explored. Learning and relationships are grounded in truth, and in Country/place. Our continued and ongoing learning is significant to our students and the relationships created are meaningful fostering rich Cultural Integrity.

At St Jakobi, we acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of Lands across Australia. St Jakobi Lutheran Campus encompasses a Childcare Centre, ELC and Foundation to Year 6 School. The Campus sits on Kaurna Land in the Lyndoch area on the outskirts of the Barossa Valley.  St Jakobi Childcare and ELC recognises that diversity contirubutes to a richness of our society. This also includes respectfully learning and promoting greater understanding of Aborignal and Torres Strait Islander history...

For all staff, children and families to deepen their understanidngs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, awareness and understanding of Australia's first people. For our learning environment and physical space to visibly reflect and foster our understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of knowing and being. 

Our vision is that reconcillliation should be a part of everyday life.  We believe that strong partnerships between our broader community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples fosters meaningful reconciliation. We recognise that the early childhood education setting is the perfect platform for children to participate in quality and enriching education about reconciliation and it's meaning, together with the Traditional Owners of the Land on which our service stands.  We understand to achieve this our educators need the opportunities to...

Rainbow Child Care Centres vision for reconciliation is for everyone to feel welcome, to have a sense of belonging, and a place where everyone’s ideas are shared and acknowledged. We value the Boodja we are on as an important gathering area/site of the Menang peoples and through our continual learning alongside the local and wider community we believe we can achieve this sense of belonging. By supporting educators to gain further knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and Torre Strait Islander cultures...

Our vision for reconciliation is to continue to raise awareness and respectfully educate our community about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories and ways of knowing and being. We believe that when people build knowledge and understanding they are able to be agents in reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the broader Australian community. Over the past 5 years we have been working toward reconciliation through a range of means and will continue to build our...

 A reconciled Australia would be a fair, just, united and inclusive, without bias. A reconciled Australia would feel like a bridge was made linking the painful and sad past to a new land where we all acknowledge and respect the true Australian history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ cultures, histories and traditions.   If you look up the word "RECONCILIATION" in the dictionary, the definition is "a situation in which two people or groups of people become friendly again after they have argued". In 2008 the Government delivered an...

Our vision for reconciliation at Kennedy Kids Childcare is guided by our centre philosophy statement ‘We are one’. We understand that everyone is different and unique, and we respect each child for who they are and what they bring to our environments. We create inclusive environments to cater for all abilities and cultures.  We understand that all cultures, family structure, gender, abilities etc are important to each person’s identity, including our own countries' cultures for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...