During reconciliation week (27 May – 3 June 2026), our school community proudly observed National Reconciliation Week. Reflecting on this year’s vital theme, “All In,” our students engaged in deep learning and meaningful conversations about our shared histories and cultures.
The theme reminds us that reconciliation requires a whole-of-community effort, calling on every single one of us to be fully present and active in the journey forward.
To bring our community together in a tangible way, our Justice Group hosted an Indigenous Bake Sale on Friday, 29 May. Students were invited to go “All In” by purchasing delicious lunchtime treats uniquely infused with native bush tucker ingredients, including lemon myrtle, Kakadu plum, Davidson Plum and Wattleseed.
The response was fantastic, with students and staff enthusiastically lining up to try these incredible native flavors. All funds raised from the sale will go directly toward supporting The Opening the Doors Foundation which assists Indigenous students access education.
Thank you to all the students who brought along their spare change and showed their support for this important week.
By Ms Melinda Sachanandani, Justice Leader
The Academy of Mary Immaculate acknowledges the Wurendjeri people of the Kulin nation as the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we learn. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future.
Follow Us
