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Let’s talk about pasta flags, stencil boomerangs and all that falls in between.

Let’s talk about pasta flags, stencil boomerangs and all that falls in between.

Is it really better to do something than to do nothing at all? Absolutely, but only if you know why it is that you’re doing that something in the first... Read More
NAIDOC

NAIDOC

I recently wrote this mini blog piece for Educational Experience: Recognising Aboriginal significant dates in early learning curriculums is one way we can teach children respect for Aboriginal culture and... Read More
Explore & Develop Annandale yarn about Reconciliation Week

Explore & Develop Annandale yarn about Reconciliation Week

At Explore & Develop Annandale we believe in embedding the principles of equality, respect and kindness throughout all our programs. This year in the lead up to Reconciliation Week we... Read More
Reconciliation Week at Explore & Develop Lilyfield

Reconciliation Week at Explore & Develop Lilyfield

At Explore & Develop Lilyfield, reconciliation means recognising, respecting, learning about and celebrating our Indigenous communities’ culture as part of our daily curriculum and we work hard to ensure that... Read More
How Concord West Rhodes Preschool acknowledged Reconciliation Week 2017

How Concord West Rhodes Preschool acknowledged Reconciliation Week 2017

  Indigenous perspectives are embedded into our daily practices at Concord West Rhodes Preschool as meaningful, holistic, child directed experiences. Reconciliation week this year was an opportunity to look beyond... Read More
Being an Aboriginal person in Australia

Being an Aboriginal person in Australia

This is a video of Jackie and I at the ARNEC Conference in Cambodia Yarning with Bonnie and Roger from the World Forum Foundation about being an Aboriginal person in Australia. Click... Read More
Reconciliation Week 2017

Reconciliation Week 2017

Reconciliation Week at CityWest Children's Centre in Pyrmont began with a Sea of Hands art installation that was made collaboratively with the children, educators, families and local community. The Sea... Read More
Power Play

Power Play

Power play is something that emerges universally in preschoolers where themes of good verses’ evil and sometimes aggression begin to appear. The preschool group that I taught last year were no different,... Read More
Developing Interests: Fire

Developing Interests: Fire

At the beginning of the year one of our parents asked if we could organize an incursion from the local fire department as her son was “obsessed” with fire trucks. ... Read More
Reflecting on good intentions

Reflecting on good intentions

When I first began working in early childhood in 2007 I was eighteen years old and working towards my qualification at TAFE. Being eighteen I was establishing my identity both... Read More

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