San Sisto College

Our vision for reconciliation is to build strong relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous people as we deepen respect and create equal and equitable opportunities for all students. We continue to educate all members of our community about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples cultures, histories and perspectives, acknowledging the value of those cultures to our school community and our national identity. We will continue to raise awareness about our commitment to reconciliation by promoting our RAP to our community and by providing opportunities to engage in meaningful reconciliation activities throughout our college and curriculum.  The Colleges goal is to nurture our students to become women of integrity. This requires us to give every opportunity for all students to move towards wholeness which includes pride in their individual cultural identities. Individual as well as institutional cultural responsivness is more than awareness or competency. It speaks to the requirement to educate oneself and others and to support positive change on our reconciliation journey.     At San Sisto we acknowledge that reconciliation is a commitment and a process, not an end point. We acknowledge that reconciliation is a shared responsibility and is truly everyones business.   We believe inclusive practices provide equal and equitable educational outcomes and opportunities for everyone.     We commit to walking together in truth, fostering understanding and respect as the foundation for reconciliation.