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We acknowledge that in order for reconciliation to be achieved, Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous people need to come together in acknowledgement, trust, and respect.  To reach reconciliation we believe we need to move forward together while always acknowledging the past we will endeavour to create a future of equity, equality and strength. We believe reconciliation will be achieved not by the words we write on paper, but by our choices and the actions we take to educate future...

Our vision for reconciliation at Mt Maria College Petrie is to ensure that all members of our College community support and foster an environment that acknowledges, affirms and celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures and traditions. Our Marist charism as a College flavours all that we do and offers a rich way to meaningfully connect the young people in our care to deeper understandings about the world around us starting with the First Nations people of Australia. 

Our vision for reconciliation is that all Australians should respect and celebrate the First Peoples of Australia and their cultures, so that we can right the wrongs experienced since colonisation and create a society that is equitable and just for all Australians. We hope that, in committing to reconciliation, we can educate those in our community that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples continue to have a very special place in Australia and should be respected and valued as the...

Our vision for reconciliation at Condell Park Montessori Academy is to enrich, enlighten and to further enhance the knowledge of all educators, families and children within the centre. Educators, families and children will take this opportunity to develop a strong sense of understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and ways of life within our educational program. We believe in contributing to a Country where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, staff, children and families are recognised and nurtured as the creators,...

After reviewing our current Reconciliation Action Plan we have been able to reflect on our services practices and how the culture is embedded within the different rooms and environments. To ensure we are appropriately and respectfully incorporating a wide range of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture we have participated in different education courses. Our vison is to reflect The Wonnarua people as not only the original custodians of this land but also to be acknowledged for the wealth, rich...

Hopskotch's vision is: To establish a working group that includes educators, management, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees, families and any interested parties to drive and complete our RAP; To fully embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures in our daily curriculum in a meaningful, non-tokenistic and respectful way; To fully educate children and families about diversity, equality and equity, and inclusion to support reconciliation; To strengthen relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and our wider community.

Our vision continues to provide a welcoming environment free from racism and discrimination, while celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s cultures and achievements. Burleigh Heads Community Kindy believes in building positive relationships. Our kindergarten community is based on partnerships between educators, children, families and the wider community. Our organisation continually strives to build a better future with a focus on stronger relationships between all of our community members. We believe by raising awareness and knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait...

Our vision is a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are celebrated as being the First Nations 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 our local community, learn more about the cultures, histories and contributions made in the past, now and in the future and  share this knowledge with the children families...

Our vision is a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are celebrated as being the First Nations 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 our local community, learn more about the cultures, histories and contributions made in the past, now and in the future and  share this knowledge with the children families...

Highway Child Care & Early Learning Centre's vision for reconciliation is to make valuable contributions in our journey of reconciliation, that continues to build respectful relationships, embraces the wider community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to encompass equity, acceptance, and celebration of our shared history. To a future where First Nations cultures, histories, heritage, and traditions are embedded and valued within our service and educational programs for children, families, and our community. We commit to building & strengthening respectful relationships, as we engage with children, their families, and our...

We envisage all people, of all cultures working together to improve reconciliation outcomes for all. Reconciliation is about unity and respect between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians. It is about respect for Aboriginal and Torres Islander heritage and valuing justice and equity for all Australians. Our Reconciliation Action Plan supports programs, events and initiatives that work to overcome the inequalities and inequities between people. Chifley College Dunheved Campus is located on Darug Country, with Wianamaata Creek to the north and surrounded by the...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures have survived tens of thousands of years by sharing stories, lessons and memories to educate the new generation.     To the community of West Epping Preschool, a reconciled Australia is a country where all of its citizens are afforded the respect they deserve, are given a voice and platform from which to share knowledge and expertise towards the bettering of Country. A reconciled Australia would feel united under a common respect for Country where First...

Solomontown Kindergarten stands on Nukunu Land. We strive to provide a nurturing environment where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families feel safe, welcome, supported, and valued by all in our community. We provide an environment where everyone has a sense of belonging, has the space and time to be in the moment and where everyone is encouraged and supported to become life long learners. We value the diverse range of Aboriginal families that attend our site. We see our learners...

Our vision for reconciliation includes more than bridging the gap, and building relationships. We also recognise that reconciliation is more than just a principle, it involves action as well. We believe that we all need to be accepting of cultures, perspectives and ways of being regardless of our individual standpoint. We value and recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' cultures and heritage as a proud part of our shared national identity. We recognise the Bunurong and Wurundjeri People, who...

We acknowledge that the service stands on the land of the Anaiwan people and that this Land continues to be sacred to them. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and thank them for the Land on which we work and play. Yarm Gwanga is committed to ongoing learning about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and contemporary issues. This will be achieved by: Developing strong and respectful relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal and...

At Nido Early School QV1, our vision for reconciliation is to make visible our services' respect for the Whadjuk people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of our local Perth CBD area. We aim to respectfully incorporate and embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into our service’s curriculums, routines and rituals. We will do this by forging collaborative partnerships with our local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community that are built on mutual respect, trust and inclusiveness. These partnerships will help to create...

 We at VHHS acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as having the longest living continuous cultures on the planet. We acknowledge the deep connection Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have to the Land and their understanding of the relationship between the lands, waters, plants and animals. We acknowledge the wrongs of past government policies and the pain and suffering this caused, and continues to cause Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. As a school we commit to working with Aboriginal...

As an integrated early learning community, we are in a unique position to celebrate and explore a diverse range of cultures including those of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with our children, families, team members and the wider community. Our vision for reconciliation is to embrace Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and respectfully embed these into our daily practices in rich and meaningful ways. To support our educators with respectfully embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into the...

We believe building and maintaining meaningful, ongoing relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and the broader Australian community is fundamental to achieving our purpose to maximise children’s life opportunities and outcomes and guide their learning journey. We are committed to building relationships in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and communities to embed reconciliation strategies. We are dedicated to fostering and demonstrating respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ cultures and achievements. We seek to build staff knowledge...

For Australia, the term ‘reconciliation’ refers to creating a togetherness between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and non-Indigenous Australians, which is built upon justice, forgiveness and healing. With this definition in mind, our vision for reconciliation is to ensure unity and equity within our service. Reconciliation is more than just a word but an action, it must be felt through the whole body and come alive through a united force and continuous progress. Only with this approach will reconciliation influence a strengthened...