Special World Family Day Care acknowledges Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land. We believe in respect, support and inclusion of the First Nations people and providing equal life, work, welfare, and growth opportunities to them.

The Early Years Learning Framework, which is the national standard of education, supports all children to be meaningfully connected with and contribute to their world; and to not only have a positive sense of self-identity, but also to experience respectful and responsive relationships with people and places around them.

Special World Family Day Care is committed to reconcile between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and our community. We aim to provide a high standard of education that will lay the foundations for future success so that all children achieve and reach their full potential.

Special World Family Day Care recognises the unique culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their histories, cultures and languages will be respectfully embedded into our curriculum planning program.

As a part of our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), Special World Family Day Care aims to:

Reflect on the importance of culture and beliefs of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples Acknowledge past, present, and emerging contributions made by Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples Our goal is to promote and support reconciliation through our RAP by incorporating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures in our practice and making our programs and services more accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.