Are you ALL IN?
Earlier this year, thousands of people came together during National Reconciliation Week and said yes. Now we’re bringing that energy to Kaarta Koomba (Kings Park) for the 2026 Walk for Reconciliation, and we’d love your school community to be part of it.
What to Expect
The day will begin with a Welcome to Country by a Noongar Elder, bringing students together to acknowledge Country and celebrate the importance of culture, community and connection.
During their 1 hour session, students will take part in guided experiences that include knowledge sharing, singing and activities led by Aboriginal community members. These experiences are designed to encourage learning, curiosity and respectful engagement with Aboriginal cultures and perspectives.
The event provides a welcoming opportunity for students to listen, learn and reflect as part of their reconciliation journey.
Walk Waves
Timed waves running for approximately 1 hour in length will commence from 10am, with the last wave scheduled at 1:30pm. Choose a time that works for your school group and come ready to walk with us.
Accessibility
The Walk for Reconciliation is designed to be inclusive and accessible. If you have specific access requirements, please get in touch with our team.
Drop-off and pick-up location
The designated school bus drop-off and collection point is the slip road at the corner of Lovekin Drive and Forrest Drive.
Bus parking during the event
Buses are not expected to remain at the drop-off area. After dropping off the students, buses can park in the designated drop-off zone within Wadjuk Carpark until collection time.
Smoking Ceremony
Please be aware that a traditional Smoking Ceremony will take place during the event. This ceremony may produce smoke as part of a significant Aboriginal cultural practice.
FAQs
Please visit our Walk for Reconciliation 2026 FAQs page for further information
Map
A walk map will be made available closer to the event date
Reconciliation WA encourages schools and communities across WA to walk in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Your students’ presence matters. Let’s come together, show what it means to be ALL IN, and continue building a more reconciled Western Australia.