Dive into a transformative two-hour workshop combining Aboriginal Art and Storytelling with the esteemed Director of Koori Curriculum, Jessica Staines.

Explore the depth of Aboriginal art beyond the clichés, and discover innovative ways to incorporate respectful and meaningful art experiences into your curriculum. Gain insights into both traditional and contemporary art practices, and access valuable resources to infuse Indigenous perspectives into your teaching.

In this session, Jessica Staines will guide you through a process of responding to Aboriginal art provocations authentically whilst avoiding replicas of artists' work.

The storytelling component is equally enriching, covering pedagogical storytelling, yarning circles, curating a First Nations Library, Dreaming Stories, and strategies for bookish play.

Workshop Highlights:

Facilitated by Jessica Staines, a leading voice in early childhood education, advocacy, and cultural inclusivity, with extensive experience in empowering educators to embrace diversity and reconciliation. Jessica's expertise and passion for social justice have made a significant impact in building cultural understanding and harmony.

Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your teaching practice and create meaningful connections with Aboriginal perspectives. Secure your spot today for a memorable and enlightening workshop experience!

Date: 3rd September 2025
Registration: 6:00 PM (Coffee/tea on arrival)
Session Start: 6:30 PM
Session End: 8:30 PM
Location: Gosford RSL Club, 26 Central Coast Hwy, West Gosford NSW 2250, Room: Gallery 4
Facilitator: Jessica Staines, Koori Curriculum Director

Ticket price: $127.00 inc GST and Booking Fee

Don't just take our word for it—see what others are saying:

"Teaching through culture not teaching culture was such a fantastic takeaway point that just brought so much understanding." - Rebecca Tyson

"You really helped the team understand what we want to achieve and how they can do it!" - Nicki Caddy

"Everyone learned so much and we are all excited today about what’s next for us. Thank you for sharing your Aboriginal culture—it was so interesting." - Malina Newman