This multi-page colouring-in and craft display features artwork by Dunghutti artist Aunty Cynthia O’Brien-Younie and is designed for the entire class or school to complete together. It serves as a powerful, collective statement of your school’s commitment to reconciliation.

Once completed, it can be displayed prominently to showcase your school’s dedication to connecting, reflecting, and committing to reconciliation.

Features

• Collaborative and inclusive activity.
• Multiple pages that can be pieced together to create a large display.
• Encourages school-wide participation and unity.

Benefits

• Builds a sense of community and collective responsibility.
• Visually demonstrates your school’s commitment to reconciliation.
• Engages students in a meaningful, shared project.

Re-focus and Share Your Commitment to Reconciliation

Wingaru Kids’ National Reconciliation Week resources remind students that everyone has a role in addressing the ongoing journey of reconciliation. Now, more than ever, it’s essential for schools, classes, teachers, and students to:

• Connect to First Nations knowledge.
• Reflect on their individual and collective roles in reconciliation.
• Commit to meaningful actions that support reconciliation.

By incorporating this collaborative display activity into your Reconciliation Week initiatives, you empower students to develop a deeper understanding and commitment to reconciliation, fostering a more united and respectful school community.