Bina’s Kitchen

23/10/2026

Scripture of the day 🌺. Enjoy your weekend and stay safe wherever you maybe 🌺

21/10/2026

Scripture of the day 💛...

21/10/2026

19/10/2026

Scripture of the day 🤍

19/10/2026

Bina’s Kitchen Sisters, we come from all over, but we come together as one 💚💜🙏🔥

19/10/2026

Thankyou for having for having Binas kitchen cater 💜💚, amazing support 🔥

It's been a busy past couple of weeks with some more busy weeks ahead.
Last week I had the pleasure of training staff for Goodstart Early Learning with a new take on Embedding Torres Strait Islander Perspectives in the Early Years, with a focus on storytelling through Art. There's something about taking the time to sit, listen and yarn that allows us to learn properly.
We started our day with a session on Cultural Responsiveness, then moved on to an Introduction to the Torres Strait Islands before exploring Zeyawgub's Interconnectedness Framework TM.

Our last session allowed us to weave together the learning through exploring one of my artpieces of a sprouting Urab (Coconut) and allowed us to learn about storytelling in art. We were able to understand the deeper meaning of the work and how it sits within the framework. Participants were able to then create their own mark making by reflecting on their own identities. These symbols were then used when we printed our monotypes and then created a collage artwork.
It was an amazing day and I'd like to say a big eso (thank you) to the staff from Goodstart Early Learning Brinsmead, Mount Isa and Kirwan for your time, Melody Ingra and Sahsha Ghee from Goodstart for organising the event, Therese Cowley and St John's Anglican Church for providing our lovely venue, and Bina’s Kitchen for your deadly feed.

I then spent Saturday with the wonderful staff from Burdekin Christian College for a half day workshop on Embedding Torres Strait Islander Perspectives in the Early Years Setting. I love this workshop and take great care and pride to share our deadly culture with participants.

Whilst our session content was similar to the art workshop we had lots of fun with our wriggle activities. These included attempting the Kalaw Kawaw Ya (KKY) Treasure Hunt in their Playground (staff are going to give this activity a go with their children this week), the Dialect Greetings game and the KKY version of Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes. So much fun and a great way to introduce First Nations Languages into Early Years Centres. Our children are sponges when it comes to learning languages, they do not have any biases and are a joy to work with.

If you'd like to undertake any training for staff on Embedding First Nations Perspectives into Curriculum then please reach out. Zeyawgub offers curriculum training for Early Years Settings, Primary and Secondary Sectors, Cultural Capability Training for Organisations and incursions for students across all year levels.
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18/10/2026

Day 3, Awesome Carnival, great atmosphere. QLD first 120k carnival and most of all well organised, congradulation boy, yous are doing an awesome job, keep up the good work .........🔥🔥🔥....

15/10/2026

DREAMTIME KNOCKOUT STARTS TOMORROW🔥, taking a quick selfie with these 2 amazing young men, Carnival Orginisers 💜💚 ....

14/10/2026

Proud to share these pictures of my grandfathers, the TAMWOY Brothers 🟢, powerful men who fought the way for us. They were Business owners Educators real talented men . My Mentors My grandfathers 🔥💪🟢...

"you will know them by their fruits" Matthew 7:16...