Time: 9:30-11:30
Place: Bush School Ash Paddock
Royal Randwick, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
What's happening at Bush School?
Each week at Bush School, we follow the rhythms of the season—discovering what’s happening in the bush right now, from migrating whales to the incredible journey of the long finned eel to the tiniest of creatures that call bush school home. Throughout this term children might experiment with mud kitchens, climb and balance on logs, learn the signs and songs of the humpback whale, build shelters or create bug hotels to take home. Our sessions are guided by weather, local wildlife and the children’s curiosity, allowing us to respond to what we find and what captures their imagination each day.
Term 3: Tuesdays and Fridays
This winter, our Bush School adventures will be guided by some of nature's most fascinating travelers and hidden creatures. As the days grow cooler, children will explore the incredible journeys of migrating whales, and long-finned eels, take a closer look at both mega and micro bats, and investigate the busy world of winter insects.
Through hands-on nature play, storytelling, sensory experiences, creative arts, and outdoor exploration, children will develop a deeper connection to the natural world while building curiosity, confidence, and respect for local ecosystems. Together, we'll follow migration pathways, learn how animals communicate and navigate, search for signs of wildlife, and wonder at the many ways creatures adapt and thrive during the winter season.
Our sessions are guided by weather, local wildlife, and children’s curiosity, allowing us to respond to what we find and what captures their imagination each day!