Educational Resources
Nalderun have created a dynamic platform to provide access to a large range of educational resources and curriculum to assist teachers and those with a love of learning in how to engage with Indigenous Pedagogies.
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This curriculum is written by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teachers and educators. All rights to any curriculum remains the property of the author as Nalderun does not own this knowledge. The curriculum needs to be delivered as written in order to maintain the integrity of the content. The author has the right to remove and or edit as necessary.
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Any teacher can also upload their own work below, for approval by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teachers & educators. They can choose to have it published on the website, or just approved and returned.
Learning Spotlight
Aunty Julie McHale shares tips on how to start incorporating Indigenous knowledge and pedagogy into your classrom.
Explore practical templates, examples, and shared insights from educators who embed Aboriginal protocols into their teaching practice.
Explore a curated collection of readings to inform your lessons.
Browse a collection of articles, research, videos, and practical resources that support ongoing anti-racism learning.
This book was created by the kids at the Meeting Place. It is the teaching about the two mountains that fought on the Country.
Explore our Books
A Dreaming teaching as told by Aunty Julie McHale from the Palawa People of Tasmania. Illustrated on the land of the Jaara Jaara by ‘The Meeting Place’ kids with guidance from Trace Balla and Thais Sansom.
By Uncle Ron Murray
Illustrated by The Meeting Place Mob, Chewton Primary School, and Castlemaine North Primary School.
This book will be printed again soon, please pre-order below and we will be in touch.
Nalderun’s Little Local Songbook has been created with our local musical community and amazing schools and kindergartens.
This collection of songs were created over 15 years with Nalderun’s Meeting Place to encourage healing, love of Country and each other. Artwork and photos throughout the book were generously shared by schools and kindergartens to highlight what they have been doing in the First Nations space.
Join our education network group
Nalderun’s Education Network Group meet with local schools four times a year to support and help teachers with Indigenous pedagogy and worldviews, and to incorporate Indigenous content into the curriculum through Aboriginal and Torres Islander protocols. Contact Nalderun via email to find out when the next meeting is coming up if you want to be involved.
Book a school incursion
Connect with Elders and teachers in the Castlemaine area. Invite them to visit your classroom.
Purchase our online course
Introducing:
First Nations Education with
Introduction to Bush Foods!
This is a short introductory course for educators and students of all ages. This course was created on Djaara Country in the Castlemaine area. People from many mob groups participated in creating this course.
Our Learning Way Team
Our Learning Way team assists teachers to grow in confidence and try new things. Are you interested to joining our network meetings or do you have a question about our education resources? We’d love to hear from you!