Yirrayirra Yapa – Pathway of Learning

Name: Yirrayirra Yapa – Pathway of Learning
Brand: Saretta Fielding
SKU: 10782
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Nulkaba Public School sits within a rich cultural landscape on the traditional lands of the Awabakal, Darkinjung and Wonnarua peoples. This artwork reflects the school’s footprint on Country and celebrates a community connected to the land, to one another and to knowledge carried across generations.

Gathering circles represent the school as a place where students, families, staff and community come together to learn, care and grow. The pathways between them reflect each student’s educational journey, guided by the school’s values of Safe, Respectful and Active Learners. Surrounding people symbols acknowledge the school community of families, staff, and partners..

Kangaroo tracks moving through the design represent journey, direction and the presence of local fauna. Above, Kawal, the wedge-tailed eagle totem watches over Country, offering strength, protection and guidance. Together, these symbols recognise the natural world as a source of learning, connection and care.

The flowing waterways depict songlines on country of Black and Pokolbin Creeks, as they feed into the Hunter River. The Brokenback Range, Pokolbin Mountain and Sugarloaf form a strong songline backdrop, flowing across the design and grounding the school within the Country that surrounds it.

Together, Pathways of Learning honours Traditional Custodians, celebrates community partnerships and reflects the school’s deep connection to local Country. It reminds every learner that they belong, that their journey is supported and that they are part of something greater.

Artwork Details

Size: 400(w) × 300(h) mm
Medium: Sand engraving, mixed media on premium stretched canvas
Year: 2026
Ready to hang - includes hooks and wire
Commission artwork

Artwork Story

Nulkaba Public School sits within a rich cultural landscape on the traditional lands of the Awabakal, Darkinjung and Wonnarua peoples. This artwork reflects the school’s footprint on Country and celebrates a community connected to the land, to one another and to knowledge carried across generations.

Gathering circles represent the school as a place where students, families, staff and community come together to learn, care and grow. The pathways between them reflect each student’s educational journey, guided by the school’s values of Safe, Respectful and Active Learners. Surrounding people symbols acknowledge the school community of families, staff, and partners..

Kangaroo tracks moving through the design represent journey, direction and the presence of local fauna. Above, Kawal, the wedge-tailed eagle totem watches over Country, offering strength, protection and guidance. Together, these symbols recognise the natural world as a source of learning, connection and care.

The flowing waterways depict songlines on country of Black and Pokolbin Creeks, as they feed into the Hunter River. The Brokenback Range, Pokolbin Mountain and Sugarloaf form a strong songline backdrop, flowing across the design and grounding the school within the Country that surrounds it.

Together, Pathways of Learning honours Traditional Custodians, celebrates community partnerships and reflects the school’s deep connection to local Country. It reminds every learner that they belong, that their journey is supported and that they are part of something greater.

Shipping & Returns

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Orders made by 2pm will be dispatched the same day from Toronto NSW 2283. Local Collection also available from Toronto NSW 2283.

International post available from AU$40

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To return your product, you should mail your product to: PO Box 719 TORONTO NSW Australia 2283.

You will be responsible for paying for your own shipping costs for returning your item. Shipping costs are non-refundable. If you receive a refund, the cost of return shipping will be deducted from your refund.