

Nature is important for many reasons, both to people and to wildlife. This Geographical Inquiry uses the story of ‘Eddy the Darug Boy’ to focus students on the spaces and places around Brewongle. It helps them understand why these spaces are important and how we can look after them. The program includes Geographical Tools such as Maps and Fieldwork, with post-visit lessons and assessments.
Maximum 3 classes per day for this program.
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The following books were written by local Darug women and are perfect stories to read with students to support this excursion. They incorporate real Indigenous culture and language in engaging and beautiful stories.
These texts may also be borrowed from Brewongle EEC. Please contact us to organise.
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587 Chapel Hill Road
Sackville North NSW 2756
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730 Sackville Ferry Road
Sackville North NSW 2756
telephone 02 4579 1136
address
587 Chapel Hill Road
Sackville North NSW 2756
telephone 02 4579 1136
address
730 Sackville Ferry Road
Sackville North NSW 2756
telephone 02 4579 1136
We sincerely acknowledge Aboriginal Elders past, present and emerging - the masters of sustainability. We thank the Elders and knowledge-holders who've shared with us, and those we work and connect with at Brewongle. We endeavour to continue to connect with Darug land and build her connection with our students.
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