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Heritage Parc Busy Bees centre acknowledges and values the histories and cultural traditions that continue to be part of who Aboriginal and Torre Strait Islander people are today, and that are connected to Australia’s shared national identity. Our vision is to see a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are actively recognised as being the First Nations peoples of Australia; where all Australians can embrace Elders past, present and future for the wisdom and knowledge they hold and...

At Wyndham Park Kindergarten we embrace the healing process of reconciliation through unity, respect and belonging. We place value in fostering connections and developing positive relationships between the local and wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We will continue to promote diversity and understanding in our teaching environment.  As educators, we will broaden our children's understanding of the world. We will reflect on the past, look at the present and think about the future of Australia...

Our RAP's vision emphasises the importance of the active participation of children, families, educators, and community in Australia's reconciliation journey to improve relationships today and ensure a better society tomorrow.  We believe that throughout the development and implementation of our RAP, our centre will get a better understanding of the cultures, and histories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, which aims to position us as a culturally safe place for children, families, educators, staff, and visitors. Our team is...

The vision for all educators at KU Moss Vale Children’s Centre is to extend on our current understanding of the histories and continuing contributions of our local Aboriginal community and extending that further to develop an understanding of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, traditions, teachings and protocols.  As an early learning team, we aim to respectfully share our knowledge and learning with children, families and community members connected with our service by reflecting on our philosophy and educational...

Our vision for reconciliation is to continue to increase our understanding of the histories and cultures of the First Nations People of Australia, celebrating their achievements and resilience, whilst developing meaningful relationships founded on respect. We want the educators, families and children in our Preschool to develop a knowledge of and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders histories, cultures and rights. We aim to provide a culturally safe environment, where children, families, educators and the wider community demonstrate a genuine...

The vision for reconciliation at St Paul's School is to create an inclusive and empowering environment where the histories and cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are embraced. Through embedding experiences and opportunities throughout the school journey, all students leave with an understanding and respect for First Nations peoples. 

Reconciliation means we remember the past, and look to making Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories recognised and celebrated today. We look forward to a society that recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples together in a respectful partnership with the wider Australian community. As the educators, we are educating and caring for the future of Australia, our leaders and citizens. We are committed to making our curriculum relevant, responsive and respectful for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait...

Kaya, Wanju, Wanju, The lands on which we are all lucky enough to call home have been cared for by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for many generations before colonisation and, as such, we need to recognise, show respect for, listen to and be guided by Australia's First Peoples, now and into the future. At Kids Corner Child Care Centre, we want Australia to be a place of equity, dignity and respect. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the...

Our vision for reconciliation is to gain an increased understanding of the histories, cultures and social justice issues of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia and specifically in our community. As educators, we endeavour to develop meaningful and reciprocal relationships based on knowledge and respect.

KU Galston Preschool acknowledges that for many years Aboriginal people have continued to live in harmony with the Land on which our preschool now sits. We want the children at our preschool to develop knowledge of and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ histories, cultures and rights.  As our preschool philosophy focuses on sustainability and reducing our ecological footprint, we want to adopt principles and practices which reflect and support those of the Traditional Owners and Custodians of...

Tzedek tzedek tirdof (Justice, justice you will pursue).  - Judges Devarim As Jewish Australians the Moriah College Community has an obligation to be meaningfully engaged in the process of reconciliation. Moriah College is committed to promoting recognition, understanding and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their cultures. We are committed to working hand in hand with local communities and to be guided by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders to foster ongoing relationships. The aim of the...

Our vision is a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are recognised as being the First Nations people of Australia. Where all Australians embrace Elders past, present and future for the wisdom and knowledge they hold and share, and support emerging leaders in local communities.

C&K believes building and maintaining meaningful, ongoing relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the broader Australian community is fundamental to achieving our organisational purpose to maximise children’s life outcomes and guide their learning journey. We are committed to building relationships across and within C&K in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities to embed reconciliation strategies across C&K.

Corowa Preschool will act in ways that honours, pay respects to, and promotes understanding and knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures within our service and community. We believe that our lives are enriched by learning and teaching about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and heritages, which we can do through respectful engagement with local communities, their stories, histories, artefacts, languages, excursions, art and music. When we do this, we will work towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...

KU Marcia Burgess Autism Specific Early Learning and Care Centre is located on the Country of the Darug and Tharawal people. We believe the intention of reconciliation is to develop respectful relationship which creates meaningful opportunities for all Australian’s including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  Our aim is to achieve lifelong success and to ensure past and present injustices and inequities are not forgotten, challenging practises of social injustice. We endeavour to develop a knowledge, understanding and respect for...

Reconciliation is about unity, respect and positive relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the wider Australian community. .    Early childhood education plays a critical role in supporting and advancing reconciliation. We recognise that our past and present impacts the future and we work towards shared understandings of respect, equity and equality amongst all Australians. As an early childhood education and care centre, we are uniquely placed to advocate the importance of reconciliation with children, families and community. We commit to curriculas and...

  The Eleebana Childrens Centre acknowledges that the process of Reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and non-Indigenous people is the responsibility of all Australians. Eleebana Childrens Centre shares the vision of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation for “a united Australia which respects this land of ours, values the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage and provides justice and equity for all”. We envisage this particularly in relation to the Awabakal People of the local area. Eleebana Childrens...

To the Amy Hurd community, reconciliation means coming together and educating others about the importance of acknowledging the past and moving together into the future. And also acknowledging that reconciliation is a work in progress and to appreciate what everyone has to offer. We aim to achieve this by providing and ensuring diverse learning environments that promotes inclusion that is offered and is available to all families, children, educators and the community. We understand that this will take a lot of healing and we...

Our management committee and employees acknowledge, recognise and respect the Traditional Custodians of the Land upon which Yarrunga is located, the Wiradjuri people.  We value and embrace the cultural diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures within this country and especially the Wiradjuri community. We have a respectful understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures, Lands and histories as it builds the foundation to be able to assist in culturally appropriate curriculums. Establishing and maintaining...

Our vision for reconciliation is to gain an increased understanding of the histories and cultures of  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia.  We endeavour to understand the specific impacts on our local community, as we develop meaningful and reciprocal relationships based on knowledge and respect, to enable us to begin to share our understanding with the wider preschool community.