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Yarning Camp Classroom Rug — alternative view of Aboriginal art yarning camp rug
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Yarning Camp Classroom Rug

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Gather, yarn, belong — a culturally safe space for every child.

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Why educators love it.

  • Original Aboriginal artwork by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton — authentic, ethically licensed.
  • Includes Indigenous symbol pattern for easy seating positions.
  • Designed for high traffic classroom environments.
  • Deep plush pile, non-slip TPR backing, classroom-ready.
  • EYLF + NQS designed and aligned.
Description

Gather your little learners around a yarning camp that brings warmth, community and Country into every-day practice. Designed by proud Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton, this 2m round rug creates a culturally safe, welcoming space for morning meetings, storytelling, quiet reflection and shared decision-making. A place-based provocation that supports EYLF Outcomes 1, 2 and 5, and embeds Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into your classroom — exactly the cultural responsiveness assessors are looking for under NQF Quality Areas 3 and 6.

About the artwork.

Shareen Clayton's design draws on the warmth and community of a traditional yarning camp — the gathering place where stories are passed down, knowledge is shared, and relationships are built. Children stepping onto this rug step into a space that honours over 60,000 years of Aboriginal storytelling tradition.

Features

Original Aboriginal artwork by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton on a deep plush 2m round rug, with heavy-duty overlocked edges and non-slip backing built for busy classroom traffic. A culturally safe gathering space that supports EYLF Outcomes 1, 2 and 5 and embeds Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives every day.

Specifications

SKU: RUG026
Size: 2m diameter, round
Pile: deep plush nylon cut pile, soft base for extended sitting time
Backing: non-slip TPR (thermoplastic rubber)
Edges: heavy-duty overlocked
Designed for heavy-traffic classroom areas
Indoor use

Warranty

We’ve been innovating and handcrafting school resources in Sydney since 1999, engineering every piece specifically to be enjoyed and to last in busy school environments. Because we build our products to stand the test of time, we back them with a 10-year warranty against faulty workmanship and materials.

Shipping

Our Yarning Camp Rug is kept in stock and ships next business day.

Design by First Nations artist.

Shareen Clayton is a proud Wiradjuri woman and gifted Aboriginal artist whose work celebrates culture, community and the stories of Country. Through her vibrant designs, Shareen invites children and educators into a space of warmth, belonging and cultural respect — honouring the longest surviving Indigenous culture in the world.

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Gather, yarn, belong — a culturally safe space for every child.

Picture your morning circle on Country. A 2-metre round yarning camp where children gather, share stories, listen to Elders' wisdom, and feel a strong sense of belonging. One beautiful rug — and your cultural responsiveness practice walks right into every-day classroom life.

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Elisa Brasher
Yarning Camp Rug

We absolutely love the new additions to our classrooms; our beautiful new classroom rugs are absolutely gorgeous.! It’s been wonderful to see the children engaging with it throughout the day whether during group time, storytelling, or quiet reflection.

We are thrilled to introduce a meaningful addition to our learning space our new rug designed by Shareen Clayton, a proud Wiradjuri woman and gifted artist.
We love the Special Space for Connection and Culture its more than just a decorative feature, our new rug offers a gathering place for children to yarn, share, and connect.
It invites a sense of warmth, community, and cultural respect into our classroom. It’s already becoming a cherished spot for group activities, reflection, and storytelling.