Physical Acknowledgement of Country

verbally, at regular meetings and events throughout the year
in physical form, like a plaque or mural.

A physical Acknowledgement of Country is an ongoing reminder of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s connection to Country.

It demonstrates respect for the Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners and Custodians of the area where your school or early learning service is situated.

Log into the Narragunnawali platform to view this Action in full and/or to add it to your school or early learning service's RAP.

Overview

You can acknowledge Country:

verbally, at regular meetings and events throughout the year
in physical form, like a plaque or mural.

A physical Acknowledgement of Country is an ongoing reminder of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s connection to Country.

It demonstrates respect for the Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners and Custodians of the area where your school or early learning service is situated.

Need to Know

Log into the Narragunnawali platform to view this Action in full and/or to add it to your school or early learning service's RAP.

Ideas for Action

Log into the Narragunnawali platform to view this Action in full and/or to add it to your school or early learning service's RAP.

Professional Learning

Log into the Narragunnawali platform to view this Action in full and/or to add it to your school or early learning service's RAP.

Curriculum Resources

Log into the Narragunnawali platform to view this Action in full and/or to add it to your school or early learning service's RAP.

SUBSCRIBE NOW