Engage with Aboriginal culture through hands-on activities designed for educators in a supportive early years environment.
Wednesday 29 July 2026
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Cravens Rd, Mernda VIC 3754, Australia
$15
Immerse yourself in a unique workshop led by Aunty Sharon Hughes, a proud Yamitji Noongar woman, designed to enrich your teaching practice with Aboriginal-inspired activities. This session offers a meaningful way to incorporate cultural understanding into your daily curriculum, perfect for educators working with young children.
This interactive workshop is set up like a Kindergarten or Early Years environment, allowing you to experience Aboriginal-inspired activities firsthand. You'll engage in hands-on learning that is both practical and culturally respectful. The small group setting ensures personalized support from Aunty Sharon, enhancing your understanding and confidence.
The session runs on Wednesday, 29 July 2026, from 18:30 to 20:00. It is designed specifically for educators seeking to integrate Aboriginal culture into their teaching. You will receive practical resources and ideas to immediately apply in your educational setting. Spaces are limited to maintain an intimate and impactful experience.
The workshop takes place at the Aboriginal Gathering Place, located at 105 Hunters Road, South Morang, VIC 3752. This accessible venue offers a welcoming atmosphere conducive to cultural learning and community engagement.
Please note the cost of the workshop is $15. Booking early is recommended due to limited spaces. The session is facilitated by Aunty Sharon Hughes, ensuring an authentic and respectful cultural experience. This workshop is ideal for educators working with children in early years settings.
Secure your spot by contacting the Children and Families Department at 03 9217 2170 or via email at familytraining@whittlesea.vic.gov.au. The fee for participation is $15, which supports the delivery of this specialized cultural education session.
