Ingleburn High School

Our vision at Ingleburn High School, is to recognise the histories of Australia and the ongoing injustices faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples We are committed to making our school an environment where every student is valued, and First Nations peoples perspectives are respectfully embedding in the school culture. As a culturally safe and responsive learning community we strive to create a space where truth-telling is central to our journey, empowering all students to move forward with inspiration and purpose on their reconciliation journeys. By fostering understanding of and meaningful connections to the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members, we aim to inspire our students and community to be active participants in the reconciliation movement. At Ingleburn High School, we uphold a shared understanding and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples histories and cultures, ensuring that the contributions and perspectives of First Nations peoples and all peoples are integral to the growth of our school. We are committed to fostering an inclusive learning community that acknowledges  all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people's cultural heritage and that we continue to foster respect and understanding for all.