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Aboriginal Education
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Matraville PS Bush Tucker Garden
November 21, 2018Matraville Public School celebrated the official opening of its Bush Tucker Garden with traditional dance and a smoking ceremony last month.
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Change is coming from the classroom
October 31, 2018Engagement between Australia’s Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people is shifting, says author and Indigenous literary advocate Dr Anita Heiss, and the classroom is taking the lead.
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Bringing Country to the classroom
September 13, 2018Inverell High School is proud of its Aboriginal Studies course, one the school believes has fostered a deeper and more authentic relationship between the school and the local Aboriginal community.
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The Arthur Hamilton Award
August 24, 2018This is your chance to celebrate an Australian Education Union member who is making an outstanding contribution to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education.
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Relationships the X-factor in Aboriginal People’s advancement
July 10, 2018“Relationships, relationships, relationships — I can’t stress this enough,” Federation’s Aboriginal Education Coordinator told teachers at Annual Conference.
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Federal Government’s failure to address needs of nation’s First Peoples condemned
July 09, 2018The Turnbull Government’s neglect of the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people has been condemned by Delegates at Federation’s Annual Conference.
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Organising for intervention
June 14, 2018The narrative around teaching Aboriginal children with a disability has to change if outcomes such as those highlighted by the Close the Gap report are to improve, a workshop at Aboriginal Members Conference was told.
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Teachers invited to have their say on Aboriginal education policy
May 30, 2018A peak Aboriginal congress is seeking consultation with the education sector to prepare a policy document to present to education ministers at their next Council of Australian Governments meeting.
