Ngara Hub

Our obligation is to consciously contribute to the process of reconciliation which aims to achieve an equality between Australia’s original inhabitants and those who came after…

Read our Commitment in full 

• Listen
  Seek First Nations People’s perspectives to guide our understanding and appreciation.
• Learn
  Implement a range of opportunities for students and staff to learn and grow in our understanding.
• Grow
  Create meaningful opportunities that cultivate real connectiveness and belonging.

A vital part of our Ngara Commitment is the Ngara Scholarship Fund, specifically for First Nation students. We invite you to support this fund and invest in our dedication to supporting Indigenous students.

Donations are confidential and tax-deductible.

Find out more

• Kylie Captain
• Ros Thomas (AIS) P–6
• Cool.org
• AIATSIS
• Australians Together
• Narragunnawali
• Deadly Science
• Wingaru Education
• Magabala Books (Indigenous publishing house)
• NAIDOC
• Twinkl (Free NAIDOC resources)
• SBS NAIDOC
• Common Ground (First Nations Dates of Significance)
• 8 Ways (Aboriginal Pedagogy)
• First Nations Music List – The Yulang Effect

• Leadership handout
• Michael Long–ColourIn
• ML, Banners and GG
• Teachers recourse – Little Long Walk
• WTC handouts

Find out more about what Ngara Committee has been up to…Guruwara playground mural by Gadigal artist Shane Youngberry, Gamilaroy author Tony Armstrong book reading and much more!

Term 4: dates, times, locations:

• 7 November, 12.45–1.25pm, B17/18 (Staff and Students)
• 4 December, 3.45–4.45pm, Science Meeting Room

• Gujaga Foundation
• NSWAECG

• National Indigenous Times
• ABC Indigenous
• NITV
• Koori Mail

A once-in-a-lifetime experience was granted to our Year 10 cohort when they spent a week on Country recently with the Yolŋu community of NE Arnhem Land. This video shares some of their extraordinary immersion, where space, time, connection and understanding were central to the experience.