Bulgamatta (The Grose Valley), is the last undisturbed part of Dharug Country. Through it runs an ancient river that has shaped the land over millions of years. Bulgamatta meets with Dyrubbin (The Nepean), bringing all the stories, sediments and anything else she collects, to that great river system that nourishes the land from here through […]
Senior School is now collaborating with the whole School to meet our target in fundraising to reduce plastic usage in Katoomba St cafes. We would love for all families to participate in this fundraising venture. We are so close to making this happen and just need a little more. How good will it feel to […]
SEEN, a beautiful photographic exhibition of young people, at GalleryONE88 in Katoomba,s was a Kindlehill Senior School collaboration with local photographer Maja Basker, Blue Mountains High Schools, Blue Mountains City Council and GalleryONE88. Earlier this year, our senior students met with six community elders and changemakers to talk about the problems that matter to them […]
The first trail was to Asgard Swamp and then onto Asgard lookout. Such a contrast, the hidden gem of a swamp community surrounded by pagodas, and then onto a spectacular lookout over the Grose Valley. We camped at Mt Wilson and in the evening walked a candle lit trail through the Cathedral of Ferns, spectacular […]
Word of mouth is an important way people in the wider community find out about Kindlehill. We have a new poster/leaflet to share in cafes and local centres. The link to share by internet is here https://mcusercontent.com/4fd16fa15a7eac1a3e4e390cb/files/80d36507-08ec-7dd3-7b2f-15181fab8661/Buran_Nulgarra.pdf We are very grateful when our School families share the word about Buran Nalgarra, our Senior School program.
Love and gratitude for the place we live in, can be deeply motivating in enabling our community to address the impacts of climate change. Senior students recently conducted a small survey of staff and high school students about their connection to the Blue Mountains environment and community. We asked: How connected to place are you How does […]
Gardening in times of drought, pandemics or war rejects the chaos and affirms human perseverance. Gardens are psychologically optimistic signs of regenerative spirit…They restore the makers as much as they restore the landscape. Rosemary Morrow Last week, Senior School students enjoyed the funky permaculture tunes of Charlie McGee at the Blue Mountains Permaculture meeting. Rowe […]
“1.5 degrees is on life support. We need to bring it out of critical care into recovery, getting stronger month by month, year by year.” Tamsin Edwards, IPCC climate scientist Psychologist, Per Espen Stoknes identifies ways to lean into living together with climate change in a way that addresses fatigue and that enhances caring for the […]
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