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Aboriginal Cultural Incursions for Schools and Early Learning Centres

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Aboriginal Incursions - Provide schools with traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and knowledge presented in inclusive cultural immersions for all Australian students, teachers and educators

Connie, Sienna and Krystal Dawson run their 100% woman owned business Aboriginal Incursions delivering immersive First Nations Education workshops to the schools and early learning centres.

Aboriginal Incursions provide cultural learning opportunities for entire schools, individual classes, special needs organisations, preschools and early learning centres. Students and teachers learn and value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and knowledge. Aboriginal Incursions programs are all presented by authentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators and cultural workshop facilitators.

Aboriginal Incursions first nations education programs are entwined with contemporary aboriginal entertainment to keep our Incursions exciting and fun for students and teachers. This helps all participants enjoy the education and retain the knowledge learnt.

Connie Dawson has been presenting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural Incursions into schools and early learning centres Australia-wide well before Indigenous culture was added to the Australian Curriculum. Her experience and ability to customise Aboriginal workshops to suit each institutions requirements and size make her the go to person for principles, headmasters, teachers and school staff. All our facilitators are Working With Children Certified.

A parent herself with teenage Aboriginal daughters, Krystal and Sienna who are now actively involved in the future of the company and are themselves amazing young Gamilaroi (Kamilaroi) women through blood and song-lines who where born on Gadigal and have been dancing and sharing culture on Country all their lives.

Aboriginal Incursions for the Australian Education Sector

Aboriginal Incursions programs enrich each schools cultural understanding and provide opportunities for students and teachers to work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples first-hand. Our educators help develop students’ identities where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and knowledge are a part of each individual student’s identity. 

The Australian Curriculum has emphasised learning Aboriginal history and Aboriginal culture to engage all students in reconciliation, respect, and recognition of traditional owners

We contract and communicate with our facilitator's and our clients very well and foster amazing relations to allow Aboriginal facilitator's the best opportunity to deliver culture in healthy and safe environment so they can help foster student groups and company workforce’s that are culturally adept, inclusive and reflective of the rich diversity of Australia's indigenous heritage.

There are hundreds of different Aboriginal language groups from hundreds of different parts of country across our island home that have different beliefs, deities and customs. Aboriginal Incursions work with Aboriginal peoples from many different parts of country helping us present authentic workshops everywhere.

Enrich your understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and peoples with our highly educational Indigenous facilitator's from deadly mobs from across country including Kaurna (Adelaide), Wurundjeri (Melbourne), Turrbal and Yuggera (Brisbane), Gadigal and Dhurag (Sydney), Ngambri and Ngunnawal (Canberra), Whadjuk and Noongar (Perth), Larrakia (Darwin) and many many regional centres.

www.aboriginalincursions.com.au

www.firstnationseducation.com.au

All School Bookings call Connie Dawson - 0403 313 829 connie@firstnationseducation.com.au 


Key Facts:

100% Woman Owned Business

Aboriginal Business

Delivering Aboriginal Culture to Schools for 20 years.

2 generations now in the business


About us:

Aboriginal Incursions is a 100% woman owned a majority Indigenous-owned business developed by Connie Dawson with her twin daughters Sienna and Krystal Dawson.

Connie Dawson brings 22 years expereince presenting and delivering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture into schools and early learning centres across Australia. Connie understands the education curriculum's indigenous histories and cultures cross-curriculum priority and all the companies Aboriginal Incursions are designed for all students to engage in reconciliation, respect and recognition of the world’s oldest continuous living cultures.

Krystal and Sienna Dawson are now actively involved in the future of the company and are themselves amazing young Gamilaroi (Kamilaroi) women through bloodline and songlines. Born on Gadigal they have learnt, danced and shared culture across the Eora Nation all their young lives.

Aboriginal Incursions proudly represents many Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander Peoples and businesses and helps deliver culture to schools and early learning centres everywhere.


Contact details:

Darrel Baird

0422 973 185

management@bluetongue1.com

www.aboriginalincursions.com.au

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