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Reconciliation Vision

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​​​​​Mul​​​​​​la​go D​ha​go 

(Tomor​row Alt​ogether)

Our​ united​ commitment to reconciliation​​

Gurumba Bigi - Good Da​y in Jagara, our local traditional language. (also Yuggara, Yagara, Yugarabul, Yuggerabul)

Situated at the front of the school is our reconciliation mural, and in the spirit of the traditional ancestors of th​is land, we welcome all ​members of our ​community.  

Our St​​ory 

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Background​

In early 2021 our staff pledged to contribute to achieving reconciliation with our First Nation community.  Following a day of workshops, staff determined that a mural placed at the entrance of our school would illustrate to the community, our commitment to reconciliation.​

Renowned local Artist, Jenny Kent of Manamana Dreaming worked with our students to create a vision of reconciliation, that incorporates the thumbprints of all students, staff, ​Elders, partners in education and local community members to symbolise our united commitment.​

Community Day

In December 2021 our community came together to place their thumbprint on the mural and included local Elder Uncle Albert, our Bronco's mentors, Scott Prince, Beryl Friday and Justin Hodges, as well as our incoming Year 6 students.​

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Dedicatio​​​n Ceremony

Dedicated by Annastacia Palaszczuk, Premier, Minister for the Olympics and Member for Inala on 15 July 2022.​

The Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and local community members attended​ to dedicate our new mural. The Premier also added her thumbprint, completing the mural and symbolising her commitment to a united reconciliation.


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The artists​' vision of our 12.5 x 1.5 meter mural can be viewed here​​.


Strength in a Un​​ited Identity

In 2020, past teacher Tammy Baart, a Dharug woman, created an artistic​ interpretation of our school identity.  

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A​​​rtists vision...

Students and staff from many cultures meet at  a common ground.  What will we be known for?​  What will we achieve together?  The beads of opportunity can provide a future yet to be written.

Forest Lake SHS is a place where students and staff come into one space. Through turbulent waters and progress, a united approach will be achieved.  The journey towards shaping our identity (orange beads) will spearhead (arrow) strength. 


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Last reviewed 27 July 2022
Last updated 27 July 2022