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Hands-On Cultural Learning for Little Explorers

Our early learning programs are specially designed for children aged 3–5 years, sparking curiosity and joy while introducing them to Aboriginal culture in meaningful ways. Through music, movement, storytelling, artefacts, and hands-on exploration, children connect with cultural knowledge in sessions that are fun, interactive, and developmentally appropriate.

Our approach is grounded in culturally responsive pedagogy and aligned with EYLF and VEYLDF outcomes, giving educators confidence that learning is both engaging for children and supportive of curriculum priorities.

All of our educators are of First Nations descent and have completed child safety certification.

Our Mission:

To provide passionate and experienced First Nations educators to deliver inspirational and engaging cultural experiences that reflect understanding and respect of our First Nations people.

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ELC Programs

ELC PROGRAMS

We offer on-site programs in Victoria only.  

A travel surcharge will apply to locations 25km outside of Warrandyte, VIC.

A Year of Culture:
An Indigenous Learning Journey for Early Years
New for 2026!
Term By Term
Term by Term Bookings
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Individual Activities for Class-sized or Whole-centre Groups
Class Sized
Most experiences run for around 30 minutes, with small group sizes (up to 25 children recommended) to ensure every child has the chance to participate and engage. For larger events, we also offer whole-centre sessions filled with rhythm, stories, and plenty of audience participation.
Didgeridoo & Beats
Didge, Beats & Culture
Boomerang Painting
Didgeridoo Dreaming
Didgeridoo Concert
Culture Celebration
Community Celebration
Whole Centre

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School Readiness Funding Option

Did you know you can apply for School Readiness Funding to assist with payment of our activities? We hope to be joining the SRF Menu in 2025 however till then you can apply for funding as Flexible Funding.

Aligned with EYLF, VEYLDF
and National Quality Standards

 

Our early learning incursions are fully aligned with the EYLF, VEYLDF, and National Quality Standards, supporting educators to meet key outcomes while engaging children in hands-on Aboriginal cultural learning.

 

These experiences also address VIT standards 1.4 and 2.4, promoting reconciliation and respect through authentic cultural connections.
 

See our full EYLF & VEYLDF Alignment Guide [link] for detailed curriculum links.

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CANCELLATION POLICY

Testimonials

"Thank you for doing an AMAZING presentation yesterday!!  The children and educators found it to be a very enjoyable experience!!!!"

Melinda, Parkwood Green Preschool

"The kinder children and educators really enjoyed Ganga's performance. This session was very educational and we would really appreciate if you came back next year! A big thank you."

Christine, Community Kids Springvale

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"Hi There
Just wanted to say thank you to Ronan for his presentation at Benwerrin Preschool yesterday. He was very responsive to our children and their questions and managed the session well. I hope he enjoyed the session as we did!

Warm Regards, Mel"

Mel Rosso  Benwerrin Kindergarten

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"Just wanted to reach out and let you know that the children absolutely loved Ronan.

They had such a great time! Thank you for organising the later time. Thanks"

Kajal Sami, Birches Early Learning Centre

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Our Community Partners

Our ELC Community Partners

First Nations Incursions' educators are fully compliant with the following organisations:

All our staff  have completed child safety with the Australian Childhood Foundation.
Our educators are all insured with Alliance Insurance
All our staff are current with their Working With Children Check cards.
We are a member of Sam 4 Schools
First nations Incursions use EFTsure
First Nations Incursions use Coupa
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