Remy Preston

Community Engagement and Linking Officer - yagunda baranggu

Remy is a proud Worimi woman who has lived on Darkinung Country since birth and feels a strong connection to the community she calls home. She is passionate about supporting children and families to feel connected, confident and ready for their learning journey.

Remy holds a Bachelor of Education (Primary) (Honours) and has spent several years working in primary education. Throughout her teaching career, she has supported young learners across early childhood and primary settings, building strong relationships with students, families and the wider school community. Her experience has allowed her to develop a deep understanding of child development, early learning and the importance of creating inclusive and supportive environments.

Since joining Barang Regional Alliance as a Community Engagement and Linking Officer with the Connected Beginnings Program, Remy has continued to build meaningful connections with early learning services and families across the community. She is passionate about supporting educators to embed Aboriginal perspectives in respectful and practical ways, while also creating engaging experiences for children that foster a sense of belonging and connection to Country.

Remy is warm, approachable and community-minded, and values the importance of relationships, collaboration and ongoing learning. Her dedication to supporting children and families ensures she brings care, knowledge and authenticity to her role each day.

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Acknowledgement

Barang Regional Alliance acknowledges the Darkinjung People as the traditional owners, caretakers and custodians of the lands, seas and waterways of the Central Coast – the land in which we live, work and operate.

Barang Regional Alliance also acknowledges Traditional Owners, Caretakers and Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises the significance of continued and ongoing connection to lands, sea, water and culture. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and to our Elders, both past and present. 

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