School Cultural Education
In the heart of every child is a curious explorer, eager to learn about the world in vibrant and interactive ways. Bush Adventures ignites this spark of discovery through our Indigenous Cultural Program, designed to immerse students in the rich and diverse heritage of Australia's First Nations people.
Uncle Ken on a school visit
Embracing Indigenous Heritage
At Bush Adventures, we are passionate about fostering a deep respect and understanding for Indigenous cultures, languages, and traditions. Our programs offer a unique educational experience that goes beyond the classroom, allowing students to connect with the ancient wisdom and practices of Australia's First Peoples.
We endeavour to create an enriching educational journey that blends fun, learning, and cultural appreciation. Our activities are crafted to provide hands-on experiences that are as educational as they are entertaining, ensuring that every student leaves with a deeper understanding of and respect for Indigenous cultures.
Our Indigenous Cultural Program Offerings include interactive and educational activities, designed to keep the students engaged and curious.
Topics include
Hands-On Art and Artefacts
Dive into the creative world of Indigenous art by exploring traditional artworks and artefacts. Students will have the opportunity to create their own pieces, learning about the symbols, materials, and stories embedded in each work.
Environmental Consciousness and Activities
Participate in activities like seaweed art and beach litter recycling to understand the Indigenous perspective on environmental stewardship. These lessons in sustainability are crucial for nurturing responsible future citizens.
Traditional Skills
Experience the everyday skills that have been passed down through generations, from using a grindstone to cooking damper. These activities not only teach practical skills but also imbue a sense of connection to the land and its history.
Engaging in Significant Cultural Celebrations
Join in the celebration of NAIDOC Week, Reconciliation Week, and Sorry Day through various activities that honour these important occasions. It's a time for reflection, learning, and celebration of Indigenous history and culture.
Storytelling and Language Learning
Engage with the heart of Indigenous culture through storytelling sessions that bring ancient tales to life. Learn basic words and phrases in the Boandik/Bunganditj language, fostering an appreciation for the linguistic diversity of Indigenous peoples.
Creative Expression Through Book Writing, Song, and Dance
Unlock the creative potentials of students with activities centered on book writing, song, and dance inspired by Indigenous stories and traditions. This encourages not only artistic expression but also a deeper connection to the stories and lessons of Indigenous cultures.
Pricing
Every lesson is crafted to fit various educational needs, ensuring a memorable and impactful learning experience for all.
$240
For the first lesson booked per visit
$200
per Additional lessons on the same day
Adaptable programs for all year levels
Our programs are designed to be flexible, catering to students from R-3, 4-6, 7-9, to 10+ years.
Whether in the classroom, outdoors, on school excursions, or during assembly presentations, we provide engaging educational experiences for all.
Book Uncle Ken for your school
Whether you're looking to focus on certain aspects of Indigenous culture, accommodate a particular class size, or fit within a specific time frame, we'll craft a proposal that aligns with your requirements. Please fill out the form below and we will be in touch within 1-2 business days with a quote.