

The Hawkesbury Nepean River has been a vital part of our landscape for many thousands of years. It played a key role in the lives of Indigenous Darug People living in the area, the early European Settlers, and is important to many thousands of people today. This Geographical Inquiry will focus on the environmental and human processes that influence the availability and distribution of water, with a particular focus on the Hawkesbury River at Sackville North. The program includes loads of fieldwork and mapping skills as well as pre- and post-excursion lessons and an assessment task.
Maximum student numbers are 6 classes or 180 students.
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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
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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