St Alipius Parish School's Reconciliation Action Plan is helping grow the school and bring about change

By Michelle Smith
Updated November 5 2019 - 8:45pm, first published 6:00pm
TOGETHER: Sharni (Grade 6), Jet (Grade 5), wellbeing leader Emily Clarke, Ethan (Grade 5) and Sarasa (Grade 5) welcome the new St Alipius Parish School Reconciliation Action Plan. Picture: Kate Healy
TOGETHER: Sharni (Grade 6), Jet (Grade 5), wellbeing leader Emily Clarke, Ethan (Grade 5) and Sarasa (Grade 5) welcome the new St Alipius Parish School Reconciliation Action Plan. Picture: Kate Healy

A focus on building a "culturally safe" environment with a strong sense of Indigenous cultures has created a tangible feel of community at St Alipius Parish School.

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