National Reconciliation Week Resources
Discover Reconciliation Week resources created by Australian teachers — cultural awareness activities, discussion prompts and reflection materials.
9 resources availableAbout Reconciliation Week Resources
National Reconciliation Week teaching resources support Australian primary teachers in exploring reconciliation themes during the annual period from 27 May to 3 June. These dates commemorate two significant milestones in Australia's reconciliation journey — the 1967 referendum and the High Court Mabo decision. Quality reconciliation resources help students understand the importance of respectful relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the broader Australian community.
TeachBuySell features Reconciliation Week resources created by Australian teachers committed to respectful and meaningful engagement with reconciliation themes. Browse activities exploring the history and significance of Reconciliation Week, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and contributions, shared history timelines, art activities inspired by Indigenous art forms, reflective writing tasks, and classroom display materials aligned to the annual Reconciliation Australia theme.
Reconciliation Week resources connect to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures cross-curriculum priority, with strong links to HASS (history, civics and citizenship), English (persuasive and reflective writing), and The Arts. These resources help teachers move beyond awareness into genuine understanding and action. Whether you are planning daily activities across the full week or a focused lesson for your class, our collection supports you in marking this important time respectfully and authentically.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key dates of National Reconciliation Week?
National Reconciliation Week runs from 27 May (anniversary of the 1967 referendum) to 3 June (anniversary of the High Court Mabo decision). It includes National Sorry Day on 26 May, which is observed the day before the week begins.
What curriculum areas do Reconciliation Week resources cover?
Reconciliation Week resources connect to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures cross-curriculum priority, HASS (history, civics and citizenship), English (reflective and persuasive writing), and The Arts (Indigenous-inspired art, craft).
Are Reconciliation Week resources culturally respectful?
Yes. Our resources are created with cultural sensitivity and respect. We encourage teachers to engage with local Indigenous community members and use resources from Reconciliation Australia alongside classroom materials.
Can I find Reconciliation Week resources for early years?
Absolutely. Early years resources focus on themes of friendship, respect, sharing, and belonging — introducing reconciliation concepts in age-appropriate ways through stories, art, and discussion activities.
Do Reconciliation Week resources include action-oriented activities?
Yes. Many resources go beyond awareness to include action-oriented activities such as reconciliation pledges, class action plans, letter writing to community leaders, and projects that support ongoing reconciliation in the school community.