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Natural Elements ELC feels a vision for reconciliation begins with an acknowledgement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of the Lands across Australia that we live on today. We recognise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and heritages shape our shared cultural heritage as Australians. We acknowledge that reconciliation is about valuing and celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures in a meaning and respectful way.  Reconciliation is coming together as one from all backgrounds...

At Murray Bridge World of Learning we endeavour to support every child in building a strong sense of their identity, who they are and where they belong. We will provide children the right to their identity and to live and learn within their culture. We believe this is especially important for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children whose unique cultures and voices have, in the past, been threatened and undermined by dominant cultures. Murray Bridge World of learning aims to foster...

Our vision for reconciliation is to continue to build on the understanding in our preschool about the histories and cultures of the First Nations people of Australia, celebrating their achievements and resilience, whilst developing meaningful relationships founded on respect. KU Penrith preschool believes that reconciliation is what we need to do to learn and acknowledge the truthful histories of Australia, ensuring the past and present colonial injustices towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are not forgotten and do not...

At Goodstart Woodend we believe in welcoming and being accepting and respectful of every community. We are grateful for the Land that we live on and we are respectful of the Elders and all the ones who live upon our land, no matter their race or the place they come from. We shall uphold to instil these values to the children so they embrace and learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with love and respect. We are committed to learn about and engage with the communities...

C&K Balaclava Community Kindergarten is committed to building relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples based on mutual understanding, knowledge and trust. We want our relationships to be meaningful and ongoing. The purpose of building these relationships is so that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples consider our learning place to be culturally safe and for us to foster and demonstrate respect for the First Peoples of Australia to the non-Indigenous families who come to our service. Our vision is that we...

At Caringbah Pre-Kindergarten, we acknowledge the Dharawal people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Land on which we teach, learn and live. We will continue to embed a culture of respect for diversity within our centre, our immediate community and in our actions. We will continue teaching our children about the Traditional Owners of our Land. By strengthening relationships with our local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, we will aim to achieve our RAP goals and make a...

Our vision is to value, support and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures by strengthening understanding and knowledge of histories and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.   Goodstart Peak Crossing aims to provide all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children with the opportunity to equally and equitably participate in quality early childhood education. We envision an equitable, inclusive and culturally respectful community, which builds a sense of belonging for all children.

Within Pelican Point Preschool, reconciliation creates a meaningful coming together and aims to bring together different experiences, cultures and knowledges to create an inclusive learning environment every day. A reconciled Australia looks like everyone sharing their cultures and acknowledging that amongst differences there are similarities and we can all learn from each other. Reconciled Australians feel open, positive and are non-biased, non-judgmental, warm and friendly. Our educators are committed to creating meaningful and respectful learning experiences that are not tokenistic. Educators will...

Our vision for reconciliation is to build positive relationships and understanding between all members of our community so they can continue to be ambassadors beyond their College life. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the original Custodians of the Land and our histories, cultures and identities are strongly linked to the First Australians. Cornerstone College promotes the caring for and valuing of all people in a Christian context.

Our vision for reconciliation is to create a future where the cultures and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples within our country and wider community are respected, valued and celebrated. Where it is recognised that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the First Peoples of Australia and where the members of our local community look forward to teaching and learning together, creating a better-connected community. A future where it is understood that Australia always has been and always will be Aboriginal land.

Our vision at Goodstart Blackmans Bay is to build and support respectful relationships between our early learning service and our wider Tasmanian community, including all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. As a community, we want to learn, connect and respectfully share knowledge, cultures, histories and experiences, to allow us to grow together. We know that equality and equity is vital to the development of us all, and allows each child and adult to grow and succeed to their highest...

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

At Goodstart Derrimut we are committed to building knowledge of and respect for Aboriginal and Torre Strait Islander peoples, cultures and histories with our children, families and fellow educators. We believe that with knowledge we gain a better understanding of our Nation’s First Peoples. We hope to support our children through building respectful relationships with our local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and authentically embed opportunities to learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures, histories and contributions....

In a reconciled Australia, national unity means Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights, histories and cultures are valued and recognised as a part of a shared national identity. Reconciliation involves all of our community working together to value and recognise the rich and diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures that exist in our community. As a service we recognise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures are the oldest living cultures in the world. We embrace the strength of...

Our vision for reconciliation is a future where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are actively recognised as the First Peoples of Australia. We hope to promote unity between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other Australians by building understanding and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures and histories at our centre.

Our vision for reconciliation at Bright Stars Kindergarten is for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, children and families to feel respected, represented and included in all aspects of our centre programs and practices. To achieve reconciliation we feel it is crucial that all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, experiences and ideas are heard and recognised. We feel it is important to educate all staff, children and families on Indigenous history and culture. We at Bright Stars want to ensure...

We want to embark on an exciting journey to learn about the First Peoples of Australia. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have continued to be connected to Lands across Australia for thousands of years and it is our responsibility to explore their diverse and far ranging cultures and respectfully share this knowledge and understanding with the children and families in our community. We understand that to truly learn we must collaborate with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in...

Our vision for reconciliation is to respectfully incorporate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, histories and perspectives in our daily curriculum. At Jamieson Way we will continue to strengthen our commitment to practices of reconciliation.

Little Ducks Bardon has a vision to ensure that our community recognises the important histories and cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We recognise their strength and resilience and celebrate their important contributions to the Lands that we share. With respect we are committed to ensuring we provide meaningful learning opportunities for our children and their families to learn about and celebrate the rich histories and continuing contributions of Australia's First Peoples. 

We come to reconciliation with open hearts. To listen, to understand and to act. To reconcile, is to act in a way that brings together what was set apart. At KU Ourimbah, we strive to find the point of friendship where we acknowledge the hurts of the past and pursue an understanding of how this ripples through  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities, as we encounter in the present and earnestly seek a shared sense of unity and...