Indigenous Teacher Stickers Visit New For Sale

Celebrate student achievement in a meaningful and culturally enriching way with this special set of Indigenous Teacher Stickers, designed by Lakkari Pitt, a proud Gamilaroi yinarr from Walgett, NSW. Featuring vibrant colours, Aboriginal symbols, and motivational messages, these stickers combine positive reinforcement with cultural significance, inspiring students and celebrating their efforts.

Each sticker is illustrated in Lakkari’s iconic colour palette, blending cultural storytelling with motivational language to leave a lasting impact. The set comes in a compact dispenser box for easy access throughout the day.

Applications and Use

• Reward positive behaviour – Ideal for acknowledging achievements, effort, and teamwork
• Promote cultural learning – Encourage discussions about the meaning behind each design
• Create achievement charts – Track milestones in literacy, numeracy, or behaviour goals
• Support emotional wellbeing – Uplifting messages like “The Magic is in You” build student confidence

Features

• Culturally meaningful designs – Each sticker includes a Gamilaroi language title, translation, and a description of the symbol’s meaning
• Vibrant and engaging – Eye-catching colours encourage student pride and engagement
• Compact dispenser box – Provides easy access and helps keep stickers organised
• Waterproof vinyl – Ensures durability for long-lasting use in busy learning environments

Specifications

• Pack Size: 300 self-adhesive stickers
• Sticker Size: 3.8 cm diameter
• Material: Waterproof vinyl
• Packaging: Compact dispenser box for efficient storage and access

Designs & Meanings

Aboriginal Merit Stickers:

·        “Deadly Work” – Praises outstanding effort or achievement (‘Deadly’ means amazing in Aboriginal culture)

·        “I Love This!” – A positive way to recognise standout work

·        “The Magic is in You” – Celebrates students’ unique strengths

Aboriginal Journey Stickers:

·        “On a Learning Journey” – Acknowledges perseverance through learning challenges

·        “Lubly Work” – Praises thoughtful and lovely work (‘Lubly’ is an Aboriginal term of endearment)

·        “Growing & Learning” – Features a Native Daisy, symbolising growth and progress

 

About the Artist

Lakkari Pitt is a proud Gamilaroi yinarr from Walgett, NSW. Her artwork reflects her contemporary interpretation of cultural knowledge passed down from her Elders. Lakkari’s designs explore the movement, essence, and stories of Country, connecting students to meaningful cultural understanding.

 

Royalties made directly support the artist and First Nations led organisations.