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Find everything you need to know and resources to support NSW Aboriginal Languages Week.
Check out Landcare Australia's focus on Junior resources that have been made in collaboration with First Nations educators for use in the classroom!
It’s History Week and R U OK Day this week. Grab your resources and check in with your students, colleagues, and loved ones.
September 2nd is Indigenous Literacy Day. Find resources at the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
Listen to the Barham High School Podcast reflecting on their creation of a meaningful Acknowledgement to Country.
Access readings and professional learning activities for your team from the Narragunnawali, Reconciliation Australia resource.
Interact with the Gambay map which showcases Australia’s first languages. Always consult with your AECG before introducing language to your class.
Check out Awaye and Little Yarns - podcasts that celebrate the rich arts and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
We have loved hearing about NAIDOC celebrations across the state. Watch how Kingscliff Public School celebrated NAIDOC Week.
NAIDOC Week is from 5-12 July - see recommended NAIDOC resources to help celebrate and learn.
Mabo Day is marked annually on 3 June. It commemorates Mer Island man Eddie Koiki Mabo and his successful efforts to overturn the legal fiction of terra nullius, or ‘land belonging to no-one’.
Megan shares with us some experiences from her recent Connecting to Country professional learning and how stem.T4L kits can be leveraged to share this learning with colleagues.
Access resources and information to support your school with this year's Reconciliation Week activities and National Sorry Day.
Learn more about the Mid Point Review of the Walking Together, Working Together Partnership Agreement.
In a Teams meeting, select Apps and then Polls to create a word cloud with your online audience. Why not ask which Country they are on?
We pay our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who served and fought in war; learn more at the Australian War Memorial's Indigenous Service page.
Watch the 'In My Blood It Runs' documentary, explore a supporting webinar featuring the director and author, and access the primary and secondary curriculum resources.
It’s a big week for supporting Aboriginal Education with National Close the Gap Day, Harmony Week, and the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
To celebrate International Women's Day, we are sharing a beautiful mural at Mount View High School, created using Adobe Illustrator by Awabakal woman Stephanie Earl.
Utilise the Universal Resources Hub to access support guides for your Aboriginal Education Committee.
Further develop your cultural knowledge and teaching of Aboriginal history, traditions and culture through the Ngarrngga project.
February 13 is National Apology Day. Learn more at the National Museum of Australia.
Learn more about acknowledging Country and the difference between a Welcome to Country and an Acknowledgement to Country.
Chat with your local AECG to see what apps are out there to support language learning in your school.
Learn how you can support your Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students through HPGE and Nanga Mai.
Learn more about the Cultural Knowledge Standards.
Join the Aboriginal Education Statewide Staffroom.
Deep Time is an ABC News Story Lab production, in collaboration with dozens of knowledge holders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Learn more about the Guiding Principles document.
Learn more about NSW Aboriginal Languages Week within the DoE and at the Aboriginal Languages Trust website.
Check out First Nations Content on Canva. Don't forget to read the Do's and Don'ts.
Visit The Arts Unit to find lessons on artwork inspired by Aboriginal author Elaine Russell.
Watch the Digital Tools for Building Community Connections Webinar Recording.
Connect with your Aboriginal Education and Communities Directorate for more information. Learn about the 8 Ways and explore resources.
Watch Newcastle Middle School's beautiful Acknowledgment to Country.
Looking to access teacher PL to deepen your understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, traditions and histories? Create a free account here.
Learn more about the Country you're on or travelling to at Connect with Country.
Head to SNAICC to find resources for National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day
Learn how to make cookie cutters using Google Sketch-Up with this How-To Video thanks to Craig at Uralla Central School.
Check out this collection of incredible collaborative Acknowledgment of Country videos shared by The Arts Unit.
Check out Megan's Wonnarua Virtual Tour, or create your own Google Earth tour using this Learning Activity.
Strengthen community through digital art. Access the DoE Email Signature guidelines or learn more in our Connecting Community with Technology magazine.
Check out the Speak Dhurga app.
Browse through our Connecting Community magazines - magazine.T4L for teachers and T4L Kids.
Create an Acknowledgment to Country using Minecraft for Education.
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