Each year as part of NAIDOC Celebrations there is a poster competition amongst Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Artists. In the spirit of NAIDOC we are inviting educators from early learning services, primary schools or family day care providers to create their own art work with children that reflects this years NAIDOC theme '50 Years Deadly'.

Check out the previous NAIDOC Week poster winners here for inspiration.

The top 10 art works from early learning centres or primary schools with the highest votes will go in the draw to win:

Early Learning Centres:

1. 1st prize: a $100 resource pack from the Koori Curriculum Store

2. 2nd prize: a 12 month email subscription to "Shirley Pearl & Her Bush Friends"

3. 3rd prize: individual access to our Acknowledgement of Country webinar

Primary Schools:

1. 1stprize: A $100 resource pack from the Koori Curriculum Store

2. 2nd prize: a 12 month email subscription to "Shirley Pearl & Her Bush Friends"

3. 3rd prize: individual access to our Acknowledgement of Country webinar

How to enter:

1. Write a blurb of up to 300 words or more outlining how you have created an artwork based on your interpretation of this years theme, '50 Years Deadly'.

2. Include an image of your artwork.

The competition will be open from the 22nd of June to the 19th of July for entries.

Voting will close on the 26th of July.

The winner will be announced on the 27th of July via our newsletter, Facebook and on our Instagram.

Voting: To vote enter your name and email address, you will be able to vote for one entry once per day and will be added to our weekly newsletter. Any issues with submission or votes please contact us at theteam@kooricurriculum.com

How to vote in the competition:

1. Click on “open gallery” below

2. Click on the picture of the Educator you wish to vote for

3. Scroll down to the “Vote Now” button

4. Enter your name and email address and click the “I am not a robot” button

5. Click on the “Vote Now” button