Workshops

The Narragunnawali: Introduction to Reconciliation in Education professional learning workshop is a great starting point when learning and teaching about reconciliation, in Australia and in education in Australia. 

In NSW, completing Narragunnawali: Introduction to Reconciliation in Education will contribute 1 hour of NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Accredited PD in the priority area of Aboriginal education and supporting Aboriginal students/children addressing Standard Descriptor(s) 2.4.2 from the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers towards maintaining Proficient Teacher Accreditation in NSW. In other states and territories, time spent in this professional learning course can be added to your Elective Professional Development hours. Please check the professional development guidelines with the Teacher Accreditation Regulatory Body in your state or territory.

Participants will:

understand reconciliation in Australia, based on five dimensions of reconciliation

understand the history and current state of reconciliation in Australia

understand the interrelatedness between educational and reconciliation outcomes

understand and champion reconciliation, using the Narragunnawali platform’s RAP framework, professional learning activities, curriculum resources, and subject guides to support whole school/service RAP development and reconciliation journeys

reflect on personal experiences with reconciliation in education, and understand how ongoing learning, ‘unlearning’ and ‘relearning’ are critical to the design and delivery of opportunities for students to develop understanding and respect for First Nations peoples, histories and cultures.

*This interactive workshop is limited to 25 participants. Participants are encouraged to take notes and share your learnings and reflections with other colleagues after the session. Please ensure you have a device with a working camera and microphone to participate in this interactive workshop.  Workshops are not recorded and conversational content is not shared after the session date.  Certificates of participation are provided for registered participants.  Single tickets purchased covers 1 participant only (the person named on the ticket). Contact us to reallocate the ticket to another individual before the session date.  Contact us if you would like to purchase multiple tickets (for more than 10 people).  Keep an eye out on your Inbox (and your Junk/Spam folders) in the lead up to the event date for important registration information. 

Is your school or early learning service looking to develop a Narragunnawali Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)? This online workshop provides a guided walkthrough of the Narragunnawali RAP development process, from drafting through to publication. This workshop is for schools and early learning services that are developing a Narragunnawali RAP for the first time. Register for this workshop if you are contributing to the RAP development process for your school or service. This facilitated and interactive workshop steps participants through the Narragunnawali RAP development process. You will reflect and connect with colleagues from other schools and services and, by the end the workshop, you will understand:  

how to navigate the Narragunnawali platform 

the Narragunnawali RAP framework and the lifecycle of a RAP 

the key steps involved when developing a Narragunnawali RAP 

the resources available to support the development and implementation of your RAP 

Registration information:

This interactive workshop is limited to 25 participants. Participants are encouraged to take notes and share your learnings and reflections with other colleagues and RAP Working Group members after the session. 

Reconciliation Australia is a NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Recognised Provider of professional learning. Time spent engaging in this professional learning workshop can be added to your Elective Professional Development hours under the following Australian Professional Standards for Teachers: (Please check the professional development guidelines with the Teacher Accreditation Regulatory Body in your state or territory.) 

Standard 4: Create and maintain supportive and safe learning environments 

Standard 6: Engage in professional learning 

Standard 7: Engage professionally with colleagues, parents/carers and the community 

Please ensure you have a device with a working camera and microphone to participate in this interactive workshop. Workshops are not recorded and conversational content is not shared after the session date.  Certificates of participation are provided for registered participants. Single tickets purchased covers 1 participant only (the person named on the ticket). Contact us to reallocate the ticket to another individual before the session date. Contact us if you would like to purchase multiple tickets (for more than 10 people). Keep an eye out on your Inbox (and your Junk/Spam folders) in the lead up to the event date for important registration information. 

Is your school or early learning service due to refresh its Narragunnawali Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)? This online workshop unpacks the annual Narragunnawali RAP refresh process of reflecting on, reviewing, updating and re-publishing your RAP. This workshop is for schools and early learning services undertaking the Narragunnawali annual RAP refresh process. Register for this workshop if you are contributing to the RAP refresh process for your school/service. This facilitated and interactive workshop steps participants through the Narragunnawali RAP refresh process. You will reflect and connect with colleagues from other schools and services and, by the end the workshop, you will understand: 

the expectations and steps involved in the RAP refresh process 

how to extend on and deepen whole-school/service reconciliation commitments 

how to stay accountable and measure RAP progress 

the resources available to support the refresh process at your school/service

Registration information:

This interactive workshop is limited to 25 participants. Participants are encouraged to take notes and share your learnings and reflections with other colleagues and RAP Working Group members after the session. 

Reconciliation Australia is a NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Recognised Provider of professional learning. Time spent engaging in this professional learning workshop can be added to your Elective Professional Development hours under the following Australian Professional Standards for Teachers: (Please check the professional development guidelines with the Teacher Accreditation Regulatory Body in your state or territory.) 

Standard 4: Create and maintain supportive and safe learning environments 

Standard 6: Engage in professional learning 

Standard 7: Engage professionally with colleagues, parents/carers and the community 

Please ensure you have a device with a working camera and microphone to participate in this interactive workshop. Workshops are not recorded and conversational content is not shared after the session date.  Certificates of participation are provided for registered participants. Single tickets purchased covers 1 participant only (the person named on the ticket). Contact us to reallocate the ticket to another individual before the session date. Contact us if you would like to purchase multiple tickets (for more than 10 people). Keep an eye out on your Inbox (and your Junk/Spam folders) in the lead up to the event date for important registration information.