What a wonderful start to term 2. Our first few sessions of bush school we explored the fascinating world of fungi. We learnt all about...

We were very excited to plant our Bush Tucker garden. The students have been incredibly engaged in this unit which has involved learning...

Another fabulous Bush School session today. Adam introduced us to whittling and it was certainly a hit. We also began our nature journals...

Last week we celebrated NAIDOC week by learning more about Aboriginal culture as we explored some traditional craft, books and games....

Bush school today focussed on making journey sticks, using our knot tying skills to make a tight rope and also telling stories using...

Today was another terrific bush school session, it was so good to be on site and explore our natural school surroundings. We learnt about...

Our theme for week 8 and 9 in Bush School was pollinators and grubs. We have looked into the creatures that help pollinate our plants and...

Spring is in the air. The flowers are blossoming and the bees are buzzing

The Hopper Family As the half way mark of stage four restrictions weighed  heavily in our hearts and minds this week, a feeling of...

Our theme this week for Bush School was our water. We have been learning about our native animals, their habitat, our water ways and how we

Pre-School Activity Packs We understand that the current covid-19 restrictions can be challenging for everyone, including families with...

Bush school is a terrific opportunity for students to develop their self confidence. Here we see one of our young students confidently...

Our theme for week five is Our Wildlife; learning about our native animals, their habitat and how we can protect them. Charlotte This is...

Olle and Jude We went outside to investigate the hiding spots of critters, bugs and the importance of litter leaf. Olle in particular,...

Wild Warriors This week we are learning about the sky and weather. What will you discover? " The Bush School program is a great...

Jackson, Mikayla and I went for a walk at school last week and we found some deer footprints and deer poo. We also found some yabby holes...

Bush Schools in Australia – why we should all consider taking learning outdoors? – Eco Explorers

Bush school has its origins in Europe, where it is called forest schooling and children spend their days outside learning and playing in...