Snorkel at the drop off and we drift over undersea gardens like a patchwork of villages. Everywhere there is relationship, community; Old Man Stingray is buried in the sand in a canyon of coral alive with parrots, angels, electric blues, butterflies and zebras; and these are just the ones I can attach a name to. […]
This was a wonderful event with something for everyone. Asad, who is a Hazara from Afghanistan, shared his story of the perilous journey from his home country to his arrival in Australia. George Najarian from Syria, spoke of the day his sister’s school was bombed in Aleppo, the day his mother said, “That is it, […]
Outdoor Adventure and Inner Exploration Big walking, river crossings and learning as we went about the geology and ecology of The Barrington’s and its wild rivers, was at the essence of the 4 day adventure at Wangat last week. We also explored our inner soul-scapes in connection to this place, opening our senses to the […]
Casting Spells at the Powerhouse The 100 year old warehouse was an exciting venue for a sensational high school production of A Mid Summer Night’s Dream. An enthralled audience gave Puck and his merry band of actors, their hand and hearts……Thank you to Georgia and Rowley for this inspirational and somewhat whacky experience. Spells were […]
Class 9/10 and I have just returned from a rich and wonderful experience on Pele Island in Vanuatu. It was primarily a glimpse into a very different world from our own; the Pacific Islanders are some of the most vulnerable and also resilient people in our part of the world. We stayed in a small […]
Rhythms of Life and Landscapes On this round trip of some of NSW’s most iconic places, we tuned our individual heartbeats to the larger rhythms of life and landscapes. In each place we visited, the stories of that place unfolded. We went respectfully, acknowledging country, and opening our senses through quiet contemplative drawing and writing, […]
Congratulations to Guinnie and Nissa, year 10 students, whose entry The Tree Change, has been short-listed for the Blue Shorts Young Film makers Competition. Click the links below to view The Tree Change and The Boy and the Cloud Nymph by Belle.
High school ventured for three days (22 kilometres!) of canoeing in the Kangaroo Valley. This is the first camp for 2018, laying the ground for many more challenges, encouraging connectedness, and extending our classrooms way beyond their walls.
Kindlehill high school students travelled to North West Island, The Great Barrier Reef for an ecology/geography fieldtrip in November/December 2017. In geography they studied the impacts of climate change on coral reefs both in the Australian context and on our Pacific neighbours. North West Island is 75 kilometres from the mainland. Apart from the beautiful […]
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