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Educator Yarns is a collection of relatable stories from the heart of our profession. This sharing aims to build educators cultural confidence and capability, equipping one to approach the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives with vigour and bravery. There is no...

  Transform Your Teaching Practice through embracing Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing. Filmed in situ at Concord West Rhodes Pre-school this comprehensive course equips you with the knowledge, confidence and practical tools to embed Aboriginal perspectives meaningfully into...

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above This session is for educators who are wanting to respectfully embed Aboriginal art and culture into their art curriculum. Jessica Staines Director of the Koori Curriculum dispels the myths about what...

Are you ready to move beyond tokenistic acknowledgements and create meaningful cultural connections that truly honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples? If you've ever felt uncertain about embedding Aboriginal perspectives authentically, worried about getting cultural practices wrong, or simply...

This comprehensive bundle of our most popular pre-recorded webinars equips educators with the knowledge, confidence, and practical strategies needed to authentically embed Aboriginal perspectives across all areas of your curriculum. Led by Jessica Staines, Director of the Koori Curriculum, these...

Join us for a practical and thought-provoking professional development workshop exploring Reconciliation as a dynamic verb.  Led by Jessica Staines, a Wiradjuri woman, early childhood educator, and leading voice in inclusive practice, this session supports educators to move from reflection...

The Koori Curriculums "Programming, Planning & Pedagogy" workshop is coming to you! Led by the renowned Director of the Koori Curriculum, Jessica Staines, this workshop is your gateway to enhancing your curriculum with Aboriginal perspectives and pedagogies. Join us to:...

Immerse your educational setting in Aboriginal culture through three powerful sensory experiences: visual art, oral storytelling, and native foods. This comprehensive bundle, led by Jessica Staines (Director of the Koori Curriculum) and Greg Smith (Yama2You), provides practical strategies for embedding...

About Kiya! You may recognise Kiya as she is featured as a main cast member on TV’s Play School. Our Director Jessica Staines was part of the consultative team during the creation of Kiya. Congratulations to Buffie Creative and Deadly...

Are you a Family Day Care Educator seeking ways to meaningfully embed an Aboriginal perspective in your program? The Koori Curriculum has developed a ten-day challenge to help lay a strong foundation and get you off and running. Our ten-day...

What messages do children receive about who they are, whose stories matter and where they belong? Join Jessica Staines from Koori Curriculum to explore how everyday choices in our environments, resources and interactions shape children’s understanding of themselves and others....

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above Storytelling sits at the very heart of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, it is how we connect, how we belong, and how we pass knowledge from one generation to the...

Move from uncertainty to confidence with this comprehensive professional development package designed to take you from foundational understanding to meaningful reconciliation action. Led by Jessica Staines, Director of the Koori Curriculum, these courses address every stage of your journey in...

Move beyond activities and celebrations to explore Aboriginal pedagogy as a meaningful approach to teaching, learning and curriculum design. This highly practical workshop supports educators to develop a deeper understanding of Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing, with a...

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above This series is ideal for educators and centre chefs who are wanting to respectfully embed an Aboriginal perspective into their menu, program and practice through the use of native plants....

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above Join Jess as she yarns about ways that you can share and include Aboriginal culture at home with your little ones. This workshop is packed with practical and playful ways to...

Move beyond activities and celebrations to explore Aboriginal pedagogy as a meaningful approach to teaching, learning and curriculum design. This highly practical workshop supports educators to develop a deeper understanding of Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing, with a...

The Complete Professional Development Journey for Educators Committed to Meaningful Reconciliation This comprehensive bundle combines two powerhouse courses that work synergistically to equip you with everything you need to lead authentic reconciliation in education. Whether you're just beginning your journey...

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above   NAIDOC Week is celebrated annually around Australia both by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities and non - Indigenous Australians. This significant event is also commonly acknowledged by early learning...

Whether you're a Family Day Care educator or a parent wanting to embrace Aboriginal culture at home, this special bundle provides everything you need to create meaningful cultural experiences in intimate learning environments. What's Included: Family Day Care 10-Day Challenge:...

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above Are you wanting to respectfully embed Aboriginal perspectives in your program?Do you want to delve deeper and learn from multiple voices? I can help! The Koori Curriculum Club is an online...

KC Club 12 Month Payment Plan Individual access The Koori Curriculum Club 12 month payment plan options allows educators to pay for annual access to the Koori Curriculum Club on a monthly basis. Please note: You will be billed once...

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above The Educator Yarns Webinar Collection takes you deeper into the stories shared by Educators who contributed to the Educator Yarns book.   Hear about the lessons Educators have learned on their...

These First Nation dolls are hand-painted by Jade McDonald, a Wiradjuri artist living on the NSW Central Coast. Jade carefully sources ethical Aboriginal textiles to craft the doll clothes, ensuring each piece is made with respect and integrity. Name: Murriyang...

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above   The Koori Curriculum Club is an online community for educators to build their cultural capacity and confidence. Each month will bring new content across a range of topics that will...

Since starting the Koori Curriculum we have met thousands of educators from all over Australia who are enthusiastically embedding Aboriginal perspectives in their program and practice. Whilst these educators celebrate the inclusion of first nations peoples in their curricula the...

Introducing the enchanting Shirley Pearl Doll, a beautifully hand-painted creation by Jade McDonald, a proud Wiradjuri artist. Inspired by her vibrant surroundings, Jade infuses each doll with the unique and lively spirit of her culture. Dressed in ethically sourced Aboriginal textiles,...

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above Many early childhood educators are hesitant to begin including Indigenous perspectives in their program out of fear of getting it wrong. Complicating the matter further, there is an abundance of conflicting...

There is no universal approach to Aboriginal programs in Education. Each team and educator enters this space having had unique relationships, experiences and opportunities which shape their confidence and capacity to connect with community and develop respectful programs with Aboriginal...

Welcome to the secret diary of future tennis star Ash Barty and her adventures at Tennis Camp! By Ash Barty, Jasmin McGaughey and Jade Goodwin - the team behind the bestselling Little Ash series!TOP SECRET! This is the PRIVATE diary of Ash...

A gently lyrical story about discovering Country and the importance of family, friendship and the magic of the bush, from an emerging Indigenous talent and winner of a black&write! Fellowship. When eleven-year-old Alex moves to Adelaide from London after her...

Kids from Lutruwita to Yolgnu say hello and welcome.Meet us and see what we love to do, from Ngiyampaa to Wadjak.Join our yarning circle and listen to our stories.Our Mob proudly celebrates our Aboriginal culture. Reviews: "My favourite is Taylor...

Old Nana Quokka: Caring For Country is the third book in the Spirit of the Dreaming series, created by Yamatji-Noongar Elder Aunty Rhonda Collard-Spratt and co-author Jacki Ferro. Set on Wadjemup (Rottnest Island), a sacred Aboriginal place, the story follows...

An action-packed illustrated series for ages 8+, from the award-winning authors of Black Cockatoo and My Deadly Boots. It's a GOAL! A rush of adrenaline courses through me as I jump in the air in celebration. This is big – my first goal...

Choose from Individual access or Group access via the buttons above When embedding Aboriginal perspectives, educators can be overwhelmed and anxious as they're so worried about doing the wrong thing that it becomes debilitating.In this course, Jess wants to build your cultural...

A magical middle-grade adventure about two sisters who need to rely on their own wits and each other when they're pulled into a new world, from black&write! fellow and bestselling author, Lisa Fuller. This world looked as though it had...

Cathy Freeman is a trailblazer in Australian athletics and an inspiration for children everywhere. This title from the Aussie Big Achievers series celebrates Cathy’s incredible accomplishments—including becoming the first Aboriginal woman to win an Olympic gold medal in athletics. Her...

When a mother and daughter take the overseas trip of a lifetime, they discover that the past is never quite behind themWhen Indigenous lawyer Jasmine decides to take her mother, Della,on a tour of England's most revered literary sites, Jasmine...

Step into the enchanting world of Butterfly Whispers, where a single act of kindness rewards an inquisitive young explorer with a mesmerizing sequence of events. Join our adventurer on an unforgettable journey as she rescues a delicate butterfly from the...

Are you getting the most out of your Reconciliation Action Plan?   Transform Your Reconciliation Journey with Confidence and Purpose in our self-paced course. We understand the overwhelm that many educators experience when embarking on their reconciliation journey: "Am I...

Two extraordinary Indigenous stories set five generations apart.When Mulanyin meets the beautiful Nita in Edenglassie, their saltwater people still outnumber the British. As colonial unrest peaks, Mulanyin dreams of taking his bride home to Yugambeh Country, but his plans for...

Explore the stories of high profile Aboriginal change makers throughout history with this illustrated set of research cards. This set of 20 research cards encourages students to deploy enquiry skills to investigate the lives and work of change makers from...

Bring an inspiring touch to your home with this beautiful Wooden Decoration. Made in Australia, this unique wood decoration displays the eye-catching artwork of renowned Aboriginal artist Mick Harding. Details: Featured artwork by Victorian Aboriginal artist, Mick Harding - Ngarga...

Rediscover the alphabet with Deck of Diversity and explore how each letter relates to diversity and inclusion with your child or student. These flash cards are designed to be fun with diverse illustrations that will engage your child and spark...

Supporting Aboriginal educators requires more than welcoming them into a workplace, it means creating an environment where they feel culturally safe, professionally valued and genuinely supported to thrive. This webinar explores what cultural safety looks and feels like in everyday...

Meaningful engagement with Aboriginal families is not about shining a spotlight on them, expecting them to speak for all Aboriginal people or asking them to carry the cultural load for your service. It begins with educators taking responsibility for creating...