Yarning Stool

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The stool that belongs in every yarning circle

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Size Toddler - 20cm High Preschooler - 27cm High

ColorEucalyptus Brown

Why Teachers Choose Us.

Made in Sydney Australia
Design by Indigenous artist Shareen Clayton
Available in 2 colours
Indoor use
EYLF + NQS designed and aligned.

Our Yarning Stool, made in Australia and designed by Aboriginal artist Shareen Clayton, brings culture and connection to your learning space. Made to last, it’s perfect for yarning circles or flexible seating, encouraging storytelling, sharing, and collaboration in early learning classrooms. A perfect pairing for our Dreamtime Games Table.

Why teachers choose this resource

Authentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander design
Built for the realities of an Australian classroom — durable, age-appropriate and easy to clean
Supports meaningful, embedded cultural learning rather than tokenistic one-off lessons
A genuine teaching tool, not just a decoration

Australian Curriculum links

Supports the Cross-Curriculum Priority — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures, with natural connections to HASS, English, The Arts and Health and Physical Education. Useful for Early Years Learning Framework outcomes around identity, community and connectedness to the world.

Toddler Stool diameter 27cm wide x 20cm high
Pre Schooler Stool diameter 30cm wide x 27cm high

• Australian made quality — durable golden pine and eucalyptus plywood built for classroom use.
• Supports cultural awareness & storytelling — meaningful play that connects children to culture.

Authentic First Nations artwork.

Shareen Clayton is a proud Wiradjuri woman, born and raised in Sydney, NSW. A passionate and talented artist, Shareen has spent over 20 years mastering her craft, inspired by both of her artistic parents and her deep connection to her Aboriginal heritage.

Shareen is highly regarded in her local community as a family cultural officer and teachers' aide, working across primary and high schools to share First Nations culture with the next generation. She is passionate about bringing Indigenous art into everyday learning environments, believing that when children grow up surrounded by culture, they grow up with stronger identities, deeper empathy, and a genuine appreciation for Australia's rich First Nations heritage.

Her artwork for Education National is designed exclusively for our products — created to bring beauty, story and cultural meaning into Australian classrooms every day.

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