This National Sorry Day, we have brought back a previous episode and it's probably best for upper primary school students. Miss Thea’s awesome class talks about racism, respect, empathy and curiosity.   

During the Meet The Experts section we hear from a bunch of truly wonderful kids from Gawura School, a Kindergarten to Year 6 school for local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in Sydney’s CBD. They share some interesting facts about their culture, as well as some words from their various language groups and they also read a powerful dreamtime story about listening and talking less.

We thank and have huge respect for all the people having brave, awkward and important conversations with their children and communities. This episode was inspired by the words of Austin Channing Brown about being a better human and the joyful attitudes of the Gawura School kids.

Additional resources 

Grab a print - out student reflection journal to further enhance the messaging of each episode. And download your free colouring-in sheet for students or kids to colour in while they listen.

Production

Script & song lyrics - Alice Peel
Production, editing & sound - Lisa Taylor 
Music production, vocals & additional lyrics - Moody 

Copyright Grow Your Mind 2023. All rights reserved.  

This National Sorry Day, we have brought back a previous episode and it's probably best for upper primary school students. Miss Thea’s awesome class talks about racism, respect, empathy and curiosity.   
During the Meet The Experts section we hear from a bunch of truly wonderful kids from Gawura School, a Kindergarten to Year 6 school for local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in Sydney’s CBD. They share some interesting facts about their culture, as well as some words from their various language groups and they also read a powerful dreamtime story about listening and talking less.
We thank and have huge respect for all the people having brave, awkward and important conversations with their children and communities. This episode was inspired by the words of Austin Channing Brown about being a better human and the joyful attitudes of the Gawura School kids.
Additional resources 
Grab a <a href="https://rkxwxt98-staging.dreamwp.com/podcast/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://rkxwxt98-staging.dreamwp.com/podcast/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1677490609087000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0GyAF7CxmVtlhn8-_xIT3N">print - out student reflection journal</a> to further enhance the messaging of each episode. And download your <a href="https://rkxwxt98-staging.dreamwp.com/podcast/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://rkxwxt98-staging.dreamwp.com/podcast/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1677490609087000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0GyAF7CxmVtlhn8-_xIT3N">free colouring-in sheet</a> for students or kids to colour in while they listen.
Production 
Script &amp; song lyrics - Alice Peel Production, editing &amp; sound - Lisa Taylor  Music production, vocals &amp; additional lyrics - Moody 
Copyright <a href="https://growyourmind.life/">Grow Your Mind</a> 2023. All rights reserved.

The Grow Your Mind Podcast - Brain boggling facts, animals on walkie talkies and how broccoli and friendship have more in common than you think. Hosted by an entertaining class of 12 year old students, The Grow Your Mind Podcast uses storytelling, interviews and humour to increase children's understanding of their mental health and ways to be resilient. So download our free episode-themed colouring-in sheets and relax while you listen to topics exploring gratitude, healthy friendships, courage, benefit mindset, the importance of movement and hope!

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This National Sorry Day, we have brought back a previous episode and it's probably best for upper primary school students. Miss Thea’s awesome class talks about racism, respect, empathy and curiosity.     During the Meet The Experts section we hear from a bunch of truly wonderful kids from Gawura School, a Kindergarten to Year 6 school for local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in Sydney’s CBD. They share some interesting facts about their culture, as well as some words from their various language groups and they also read a powerful dreamtime story about listening and talking less.  We thank and have huge respect for all the people having brave, awkward and important conversations with their children and communities. This episode was inspired by the words of Austin Channing Brown about being a better human and the joyful attitudes of the Gawura School kids.  Additional resources   Grab a print - out student reflection journal to further enhance the messaging of each episode. And download your free colouring-in sheet for students or kids to colour in while they listen.  Production   Script & song lyrics - Alice Peel Production, editing & sound - Lisa Taylor  Music production, vocals & additional lyrics - Moody

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