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Learners critically examine the NRW 2026 theme All In, investigate what genuine whole-community commitment to reconciliation requires, and develop civic initatives to drive meaningful change.

Drawing on the NRW 2022 poster, educators will support children to explore the meaning and purpose of last year’s theme, Be Brave. Make Change.

Drawing on the National Reconciliation Week 2021 poster, educators will support children to explore the meaning and purpose of the theme, More than a word. Reconciliation takes action.

Teachers and learners explore the NRW 2026 theme All In and take practical action for reconciliation in their classrooms, school and wider community.

This activity encourages students to play a proud, active role in promoting and publicising RAP progress.

This activity encourages students to play a proud, active role in promoting and publicising RAP progress.

Students engage with The Apology film clip and accompanying learning activities.

Learners critically analyse past NRW themes as social and political commentary, use data to explore public attitudes toward reconciliation, and develop their own strategic NRW theme.

Learners explore past NRW themes as feeling-words and action-words, discuss what each theme is asking Australians to do, and co-create their own theme and simple campaign for reconciliation.

This is a set of activities to support students to engage with Who We Are: People, a film exploring concepts of people, identity and their families.