Goodstart Early Learning Pooraka

🧡 Sea of Hearts Movement 🧡

Our children, families, and educators were proud to participate in the Sea of Hearts Movement as part of National Reconciliation Week.

Together, we decorated hearts and reflected on what reconciliation means to us—sharing messages of connection, respect, understanding, and learning together. ❤️

This meaningful initiative provided an opportunity to engage in conversations about reconciliation and our shared commitment to building stronger relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to our growing Sea of Hearts. Every heart tells a story and represents a step towards reconciliation.

Connecting the Dots through Culture

As part of our ongoing commitment to reflection and creating engaging learning environments, our team has proudly developed a ‘Mud Kitchen’ alongside our native garden - and it's still in progress. 😉🌿

We believe in providing opportunities where children’s learning looks and feels like play. By inviting children to explore in their own way, they discover what they can do, build confidence, and extend their learning through meaningful interactions with teachers and educators.

Through this process, children revisit and reflect on their learning as they continue to play, experiment, and imagine.

How wonderful it is to see our children exploring, discovering, and learning through play every day! 💛

🧡 We’re In for the Sea of Hearts Movement 🧡

Goodstart Pooraka is proudly taking part in the Sea of Hearts movement for National Reconciliation Week.

We invite our children, families, educators, and community members to decorate a heart and share what reconciliation means to them. Together, we hope to create a meaningful display that reflects connection, respect, and learning together. 🌿

We can’t wait to see our Sea of Hearts grow! 💛

Connecting the Dots through Culture