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Ngaanyatjarra Lands SchoolProviding education across the Western Desert of Western Australia
We respectfully acknowledge the past and present traditional custodians of this land on which our schools are located - the Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara, and Pintupi people. It is a privilege to be working and living on this Country and we acknowledge the many Yarnangu educators and staff who have contributed to the learning of Ngaanyatjarra Lands School students.
Join us
Are you are teacher looking to immerse yourself in an amazing culture and take on the challenge of stepping outside of mainstream teaching?
Ngaanyatjarra Lands Schools is looking for new teachers to join their teams.
Our approach
Ngaanyatjarra Lands School acknowledges that families have long been the first and most significant teachers of our students. We understand we are providing a western curriculum in a language that is often foreign to our students or understood at a beginning or emerging level. Therefore, we seek to engage with Yarnangu educators to facilitate teaching and learning through both western and Yarnangu ways. We have senior advisors within our leadership and curriculum teams, as well as Yarnangu teachers (AIEOs) on each campus who work side-by-side with teachers and school leadership. The Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework is the lens through which our operational and strategic planning is undertaken - and through which we reflect on our capacity as a culturally responsive school.
Ngaanyatjarra People
8 Campuses in W.A.
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