Early Yarning Circle 2025
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Port Phillip Citizens for Reconciliation invite you to ignite your passion and spark new ideas for embedding aboriginal perspectives in the classroom!
Come sit around a fire and listen, learn and yarn with proud Yalukit Wilam man of the Boonwurrung language group, Jaeden Williams.
Hear Jaeden yarn about Marram Wurrung; and see Boonwurrung language not just as words, but as living stories and connections to Country we can share as songs and movement for children.
Listen and learn about the Boonwurrung Seasonal Calender, how weave the seasonal cycles of plant, animal, land, water and sky into young children’s learning spaces.
Early childhood educators play a vital role in reconciliation and truth-telling. When we are guided by local community voices we can take meaningful action.
Don’t miss this unique event held by amongst the inspiring outdoor playscape of St Kilda and Balaclava Kindergarten.
Refreshments are provided.
Tickets FREE.
Bookings Essential.
Come sit around a fire and listen, learn and yarn with proud Yalukit Wilam man of the Boonwurrung language group, Jaeden Williams.
Hear Jaeden yarn about Marram Wurrung; and see Boonwurrung language not just as words, but as living stories and connections to Country we can share as songs and movement for children.
Listen and learn about the Boonwurrung Seasonal Calender, how weave the seasonal cycles of plant, animal, land, water and sky into young children’s learning spaces.
Early childhood educators play a vital role in reconciliation and truth-telling. When we are guided by local community voices we can take meaningful action.
Don’t miss this unique event held by amongst the inspiring outdoor playscape of St Kilda and Balaclava Kindergarten.
Refreshments are provided.
Tickets FREE.
Bookings Essential.