ABORIGINAL PERSPECTIVES & SUSTAINABILITY IN THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK
Bush Kindy Australia & Koori Curriculum partner to bring you a unique professional development workshop.
Workshop Details
Available Dates
Brisbane (QLD):
Saturday 12th April 2025
Sunshine Coast (QLD):
Saturday 12th July 2025
Mackay (QLD):
Friday 8th & Sat 9th August 2025
Gold Coast (QLD):
Saturday 20th September 2025
Toowoomba (QLD):
Saturday 27th September 2025
Townsville (QLD):
Saturday 11th October 2025
Cairns (QLD):
Saturday 15th November 2025
Cost $289
NOTE: This is a per person price. Contact us to discuss your group inservice and customised booking requirements.
About the workshop
Jessica Staines is an early childhood educator, advocate and professional speaker, with more than fifteen years of experience working with providers in both urban and regional communities.
As the founder of the multiple award-winning Koori Curriculum, Jessica’s commitment to social justice, reconciliation and anti-bias practices drives her to empower educators to be more culturally aware and inclusive.
Bec Burch is founder of Cottonwood Learning providing nature immersion programs for children and is an inspiration speaker. Bec is a forest school/bush kindy leader, play worker and a play advocate. She has a passion for Nature Pedagogy and delivers unique professional development and mentors others to take play and learning outdoors in nature.
Aboriginal Perspectives in the Early Years Learning Framework.
The day will cover
Join us for a transformative workshop on “Aboriginal Perspectives in the Early Years Learning Framework”.
Facilitated by the renowned Jessica Staines, Koori Curriculum Director, this session promises an enriching experience unlike any other.
-
Together we will dive deep into the Early Years Learning Framework and explore ways to program and plan through an authentic Aboriginal lens.
-
Discover how to infuse your curriculum with Aboriginal culture by using the 8ways of learning, creating cultural learning plans, and crafting reconciliation commitment statements.
-
Uncover the myriad of possibilities of intertwining culture throughout all EYLF outcomes, principles and practices.
Sustainability and Nature Play in the Early Years Learning Framework
Bec from Cottonwood Learning will share insights of the new principle of Sustainability in practice and how it interweaves with nature pedagogy in this live session. With extensive experience in nature play and bush kindy programs, the workshop will enrich your pedagogical understandings and curriculum planning.
This session will support educators to:
-
Explore the new Sustainability Principle in EYLF 2.0
-
Reflect on our teams Sustainability’s Super skills
-
Examine what the principle looks like in Practice in nature play
-
Consider place based pedagogy and what your own context offers for curriculum inspiration and provocations.
What to expect
Lunch and Refreshments are provided.
When you click on next link in Eventbrite – we ask that educators complete the registration form themselves (not Directors) as there are personal health and background questions they need to answer. At the end they can click by credit card or Pay by Invoice and it will be sent to the centre. This is why tickets are limited to one at a time