30 January 2015
KU Auburn AMEP Child Care celebrated Australia Day throughout the week.
Educators set up lots of activities for children to learn and understand Australia’s history, culture, national animals and design of the Australian flag.
The importance of Australia Day as a celebration reflecting Australia’s diverse history and society was also explained with educators giving each child a tattoo of the Australian National flag to celebrate the day.
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KU respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the many lands on which our services are delivered.
The contribution by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to the education of young children existed long before our story began.
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