Featuring artwork from our Bright Futures collection, this border trim reflects the journey of children supported by community, educators, and Country. The flowing lines, gathering circles, and pathways woven throughout the design create a visual story that enhances your space while embedding Aboriginal perspectives in a meaningful and respectful way.

Perfect for framing whiteboards, bulletin boards, doors, windows, or learning walls, this border trim allows you to elevate everyday classroom displays into purposeful, culturally responsive environments.

Specifications:

• 10 meters in length.
• 7.6 cm in height.
• 200 GSM paper roll.
• Use: Classroom displays, bulletin boards, doors, windows, learning walls

Product Features:

• Creates a cohesive and visually engaging classroom aesthetic
• Embeds Aboriginal perspectives through authentic artwork
• Supports a sense of belonging and connection to learning spaces
• Complements the full Bright Futures décor collection
• Easy to use across multiple classroom display areas

Enhance your classroom with the Kalkatungu Country Classroom Notice Board Trim—a perfect blend of functionality, cultural appreciation, and artistic beauty. It’s an excellent choice for teachers looking to create an inspiring and inclusive space for their students.

Artwork Story Bright Futures tells a story of learning as a journey, guided by relationships, grounded in Country, and shaped through shared knowledge. Flowing pathways and gathering circles reflect connection, belonging, and the passing down of stories, language, and learning across generations. This collection supports educators who are seeking to embed Indigenous perspectives respectfully and meaningfully into everyday classroom practice.

About the Artist

Mandy Draper a proud Cabrogal Dharug woman from New South Wales, the artist and founder of Deadly Dot Pots, where she uses her painting to share culture, healing and connection to Country. Her art began as apart of her own mental health journey, a way to heal and reconnect. Through her work, Mandy inspires the community, running workshops to educate and empower future generations to embrace culture and creativity. Each artwork Mandy creates reflects stories of strength, culture and connection, keeping culture alive while inspiring conversations, and empowering our people to take care of their wellbeing.

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