Reconciliation Week is held annually from May 27 to June 3, immediately after National Sorry Day. It aims to promote the inclusivity of all our nation's peoples and celebrate the culture of our First Nations people.

This year's theme for Reconciliation Week is ‘Bridging Now to Next’. These printable wristbands offer students a meaningful way to celebrate Reconciliation Week and reflect on the message behind the theme. Featuring black-and-white designs that are ideal for colouring, students can personalise their wristbands with symbols, colours, and messages promote show respect, understanding and unity.

Additional Tips:

1. Begin with a class discussion about the importance of Reconciliation Week - highlighting respect, relationships, and a shared journey toward healing.
2. On the inside of the wristband, students can draw symbols or write a message of support, a personal reflection or a promise to listen, learn and walk together.

Perfect for Reconciliation Week activities, these wristbands promote creativity, empathy, and cultural awareness - while giving students a symbolic and wearable way to show their commitment to reconciliation.

Be sure to check out our other Reconciliation Week and Sorry Day resources.