In the spirit of Reconciliation, Woodleigh School welcomes all community members to join us for the 2023 National Reconciliation Week School Gathering.

The 2023 National Reconciliation Week theme is ‘Be a Voice for Generations’. Together, we honour the work of past generations who have fought for justice in Australia, and work together to tackle the unfinished business of reconciliation for generations to come.

Featuring:

A whole school choir performance
Year 12 students, Ella and True, sharing stories from the 2022 Ampilatwatja Partnership visit
Stories and songs from Monica Weightman, musician and proud Murri woman
Kenita Bush – Jawoyn woman, Wugularr alumni, Wugabank participant, and Melbourne Indigenous Transition School (MITS) staff member
And the premiere of 'Belong Wugubank', a film about the 2022/23 Wugubank visits

Guests will enjoy delicious canapes and drinks.
Please RSVP by Monday 29 May.

Woodleigh is committed to Reconciliation and the development of authentic learning experiences that build an understanding and appreciation for Australia's First Nations people and culture. For well over a decade, Woodleigh has worked to develop authentic relationships with the First Nations communities on the Mornington Peninsula, including a meaningful collaboration Willum Warrain, the First Nations meeting place in Hastings.

Our school is also actively involved in three remote communities in the Northern Territory; Ampilatwatja, Laynhapuy and Wugularr/Beswick. To read more about Woodleigh's commitment to reconciliation, please read our Reconciliation Action Plan.

In the spirit of Reconciliation, Woodleigh School welcomes all community members to join us for the 2023 National Reconciliation Week School Gathering.

Featuring:

Guests will enjoy delicious canapes and drinks.Please RSVP by Monday 29 May.

Guests will enjoy delicious canapes and drinks.
Please RSVP by Monday 29 May.