We are away at the ECA Conference. All orders will be shipped Mon Oct 5.
We are away at the ECA Conference. All orders will be shipped Mon Oct 5.
A gentle, play-based introduction to Aboriginal culture through story, music, art and connection to Country.
The Mini Cultural Day Workshop is designed specifically for early childhood settings, offering a calm, age-appropriate introduction to Aboriginal culture through play, story, creativity and sensory exploration.
Across the session, children rotate through engaging experiences such as storytelling, music and rhythm, symbol exploration, and hands-on art activities. Each activity is grounded in connection to Country and designed to support curiosity, belonging, and respectful understanding.
The focus is not on performance, but on gentle learning, creating opportunities for children to listen, ask questions, and explore culture in ways that feel safe, joyful, and developmentally appropriate.
Included in the mini cultural day are three 30min workshops:
Aboriginal Dance & Didgeridoo – Experience rhythm, movement, and the cultural significance of traditional sound and music.
Aboriginal Storytelling & Artefacts – Listen to stories shared across generations and explore the purpose and meaning of traditional tools and objects.
Aboriginal Symbolic Art – Engage in creative expression while learning about symbolism and visual storytelling within Aboriginal art practices.
Develop early awareness of Aboriginal culture and connection to Country
Engage in storytelling and listening experiences
Explore symbols and simple visual storytelling
Participate in rhythm and music activities
Build understanding of respect, belonging, and community
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures (Cross-Curriculum Priority)
Early Years (90 mins) – $1450 – up to 40 participants
Indoor or shaded outdoor space suitable for group sitting and small activity rotations.
Open floor space preferred for storytelling and music. Tables required for art components.
All workshop materials supplied unless otherwise discussed.
No preparation required. Educators may wish to introduce the idea of learning from an Aboriginal facilitator beforehand.
This workshop is delivered by Aboriginal facilitators and grounded in cultural integrity, respect, and age-appropriate practice.
Learning is shared through story, music, and creative play.
Sacred or restricted knowledge is not replicated. The focus is on connection, listening, and gentle cultural awareness.
Travel fees may apply depending on location.
All workshops outside the Northern Rivers NSW – South East QLD area may incurr travel fees.
These will be on your invoice if applied.
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Bookings are secured by invoice.
Once you complete your online booking, an invoice will be emailed to you within 24 hours to confirm and secure your session.
For half-day or full-day workshops, please use the Request Booking button below.
These sessions are customised to your setting and may include travel considerations.
