Reconciliation Week 2025

During Reconciliation Week our Aboriginal students from both schools planted native purple hibiscus plants in a sunny spot alongside the staff carpark.

The purple native hibiscus is a special flower used as a symbol for National Sorry Day in Australia.​ It helps us remember the Stolen Generations — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were taken from their families. The flower's purple colour stands for care, kindness and healing.​

This plant can grow even in tough places, showing the strength and resilience of Aboriginal people.​

Also, during Reconciliation Week, students from both Mosman Park Primary School and Mosman Park School for Deaf Children created a self-portrait with flags of their countries on the back and front of their bodies. ​Students included the flag from their country of origin and the Aboriginal flag.