What an adventure we’ve been on! We finished our journey, following the path of water from Mountain to sea. We kayaked on lakes. The ocean we were met with was wild and powerful. We have walked the wild shores, climbed up to a Birds Eye view with White Belly Sea Eagle, then tumbled down giant dunes. I’m […]
Last term in year 9-10 geography, we studied a unit on human wellbeing. One thing we came across many times, was the power of the imagination is guiding us toward the world we want to live in. The class completed a two-part assessment task, firstly, following an area of interest, researching the issues and solutions and […]
Some highlights from the High School Art Camp: The theme was connecting, and there were so many threads woven between young people, the water, the land and our own creativity. We will have some of the work on display at the coming fair!
I am a week back from an amazing trip to the Great Barrier Reef with year 9. Not only was it spectacular snorkeling twice a day on one of the great wonders of the world, but it was a profound experience of resilience and connection to place. I felt such a sense of celebration of […]
This year, we began our geography on the road camp with the story of the Yuin Abalone diver. When first diving for abalone, to the diver abalone are almost invisible. There on the rock shelves and reefs they disguise themselves, camouflaged with seaweeds and barnacles so they look like to stone they cling to. The […]
In High School options we have been exploring the power of the shared meal. What better way to nourish ourselves, friends and communities than through a nutritious homecooked meal. We have worked in groups of 5 to plan a series of meals for 6 people that cost under $20, with one portion being a gift […]
Last week year 9-10 started our practical project volunteering for the Planetary Health Initiative as part of our geography unit on climate change. When I started thinking of this unit, I admit I felt a bit tentative. The response in myself to the thought of climate change brings up feelings of overwhelm and fear, and […]
What better way to acknowledge the solstice than to spend time on Country with Uncle Lex? Ceremony and culture shared, lanterns created, food shared around the fire, stories told, and a cold night endured. I woke to a frozen tent and a world of mist rising from the river, the sunrise colouring the sky as […]
What better way to acknowledge the solstice than to spend time on Country with Uncle Lex? Ceremony and culture shared, lanterns created, food shared around the fire, stories told, and a cold night endured. I woke to a frozen tent and a world of mist rising from the river, the sunrise colouring the sky as […]
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T2: Mon 20th Apr – Fri 26th June
T3: Mon 20th July – Fri 18th Sept
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