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At The Hive Torquay we believe that reconciliation should be about the future, all the while understanding and addressing past injustices in the ways in which Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have been viewed and treated. Therefore, reconciliation should involve gaining an understanding of the importances of First Peoples' cultures, laws, kinship systems, needs and aspirations and determining, in consultation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, how we can respectfully engage this understanding to produce a harmonious coexistence between Aboriginal and Torres...

  The Immanuel College community includes students and families from a broad range of cultural backgrounds. The College will continue to work at building relationships between these groups and in building a strong sense of community. Within this process we recognise the special place and cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples within Australia. The College understands that practical measures are needed to address the inequalities and inequities experienced by Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population in health,...

Little Geckos Early Learning Centre’s vision for reconciliation is for educators and families to continue to acknowledge and respect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories and cultures throughout the program. We are committed to working together to bring unity to Little Geckos Early Learning Centre. We envision a country where everyone is treated with respect, where we are all given equal and equitable opportunities and where we have come to truthful and positive understandings of the past, present and...

Reconciliation is in action at St Joseph's Catholic School, Mount Isa. Our vision is to enliven a whole school change - in the classroom, around the school and with the community and to promote reconciliation as a united group. At St Joseph's Catholic School, Mount Isa we see reconciliation as treating and being treated with equality and equity, regardless of background and upbringing. Australia is a multicultural society and we aim to embrace and treasure what each individual brings to...

Leaping Learners will value and support the rich and unique aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures within the centre for the benefit of the children and the community. We will support initiatives and commit to actions that will help bring about a profound reconciliation for our staff; for our students and for our community.

Here at Walkerville OSHC, we believe that reconciliation is about supporting and enriching the learning and lives of all members of our educational community, through meaningful engagement with  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. We aim to provide an environment that reflects the lives of the children and families using the service and the cultural diversity of the broader community, including diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.We believe that children's learning and wellbeing is enhanced by collaborations between the service...

The educators at Perry Street Childcare Centre and Elizabeth Gorman Memorial Kindergarten acknowledge the inequalities and inequities Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples of Australia since colonisation. We will continue to learn the true history of colonisation and understand how this has impacted on past, current and future generations.  Perry Street will actively promote reconciliation by *Ensuring that educators embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples perspectives in their programs with a focus on acknowledging, learning about, and making links with the local...

Crestmead State School’s Vision for Reconciliation is of a connected community that recognises and respects the diversity of the many cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.   We will draw strength from within our school community and work in partnership with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and the wider community to develop understanding and respectfully implement Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into our everyday schooling life. Our school is committed to actively including the voice, culture and...

We value and recognise the work and teachings of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities around Australia. Wattle Grove Centre believes in the power of relationship. We believe in partnerships, wellbeing and the power of educators, children and families coming together to build a community of learners. We want to be an organisation that leads the way in building a better future which is based on stronger relationships between ALL Australians. As an organisation, we believe we can contribute...

Our vision at Jellybeans Padbury is to create a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are recognised and celebrated as being the nation's First Peoples. We acknowledge that it is a child's right to learn about this Land on which our Centre stands, the Traditional Custodians of this Land and their histories, cultures and contributions. We believe that children who are respected and know their rights can be empowered to advocate for others rights. We strive to ensure...

At Kids Cottage our aim is to ensure individual and collective cultural awareness. We want to continually improve on respectfully including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives within our daily program and to meaningfully embed these perspectives in the curriculum, providing opportunities for the children, staff and families to develop authentic relationships with our local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. We will continue to promote a culture of respect within our centre for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples,...

Our Vision for Reconciliation is to walk with our community to support each other on this journey to be inclusive of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. We see a time where closing the gap is valued and doing our bit to get there as a community. We are committed to actively acknowledging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the Land as we foster a safe, connected place each day. We strive to learn from  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...

Goodstart Beaumaris recognises and understands that reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other Australians is the responsibility of all Australians. Our vision is to promote a learning environment in which we develop, foster and promote knowledge and respect of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.  We are committed to creating an understanding and connection with our community. We endeavour to promote respect for the continuing connection that Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners and Custodians have with the Land on which our...

Scribbles and Giggles acknowledges and values the cultural histories, heritages and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our vision is providing a supportive and inclusive environment, where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are actively recognised as being the First Nations people of Australia. Scribbles and Giggles aim to contribute to a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, children and the wider community feel a sense of belonging, equity and acceptance. We plan to appropriately educate our...

We value and recognise the work and teachings of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities around Australia, and as such, we wish to share our vision for reconciliation. Murrindindi Family Day Care believes in the power of relationships. We believe in partnerships, wellbeing and the power of educators, children and families coming together to build a community of learners. We want to be an organisation that leads the way in building a better future which is based on...

Our vision for reconciliation encompasses students, parents, teachers and community coming together to: - Share - Learn - Show respect - Raise awareness - respectfully engage with  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and cultures - Have a sense of belonging  

Our vision for reconciliation at Nido Early School Kensington Park is: To Acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures within our service philosophy  To make visible our services respect for the Kaurna people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Adelaide Plains area. That all early childhood educators at Nido Early School Kensington Park are committed to improving educational opportunities and outcomes for all children including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and that we have pedagogical practices that are working towards...