You know families matter. You hear it in the EYLF, see it in the NQS, and feel it in your daily work.
The challenge is moving from good intentions to genuine collaboration, especially when time is tight and expectations are high.

This webinar is for that moment.

Together we explore how family and community partnerships can shape curriculum in ways that feel authentic, respectful and sustainable. Su shares practical examples from her teams, showing how relationships are built over time, how strengths-based approaches support both educators and families, and how these connections can be meaningfully reflected in everyday practice.

You will leave with greater clarity about how to include family voices in curriculum decisions, confidence in sustaining partnerships that support children’s learning, and practical ways to make this work visible within your QIP.

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Identify practical ways to include families and community in curriculum decisions.

• Build and sustain respectful, strengths-based partnerships that support children’s learning.

• Document and reflect family partnerships within the QIP.