Bournda EEC is operated by the Department of Education and is located in Bournda National Park on the Far South Coast of NSW; an ideal setting for the delivery of environmental education programs.
The staff at Bournda EEC assist teachers to plan and conduct field trips for students from Kindergarten – Year 12, which are designed to specifically target KLA outcomes.
Check out these fantastic Stop-Motion films created by Stage 1 students at Pambula Public School
Have a look at the other “Plugging into Panboola” stories.
Stage 3 students with a flair for writing and creating interesting stories about animals had the opportunity to combine their writing talents and drama expertise at the Literacy and Puppets Workshop. Using puppets as the means to tell the story, the drama created was performed and filmed – Tanja PS film is shown here.
Students from Bega Valley, Bemboka and Cobargo Public Schools, participating in the Leadership, Fitness and Fun program at Bournda EEC, rescued a Feathertail Glider trapped in a fire place. Bournda teacher Luke Brown helped the students to give the glider a much needed drink before releasing it. To find out more about these special animals visit the Australian Museum website
Big smiles for the great work being done by students and teachers at Bega High School
Verity Kean
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Bega High students making a dent on toothbrush recycling | About Regional
Students at Bega High School have stepped up to fill a gap in the local 'war on waste' and are hoping to turn their efforts into veggies to sell at the local farmers market.Your best stargazing pictures
ACROSS THE DITCH, THEY’RE DITCHING THE PLASTIC
Air New Zealand is going to ditch 55 million plastic items from its flights
Air New Zealand will step up its waste reduction efforts – with a series of initiatives to minimise single-use plastics on flights.Plastic straws and cutlery set to be banned in South Australia
www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-06/south-australia-plan-to-ban-single-use-plastic-items/11284916
Plastic straws and cutlery set to be banned in South Australia
South Australia is preparing to become the first state to outlaw a range of single-use plastics, including straws, stirrers and cutlery.WASTE NEVER TAKES A BREAK!
Unless you make it happen!
So if you are looking for some school holiday reading, check out the latest edition of the Canberra Region Joint Organisation Waste Education Program newsletter - THE SIN BIN! Edition 29
Is your Council or school featured in this edition? 😀
Resources for teachers to explore!
#RecycleRight #PlasticFreeJuly
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www.abc.net.au/news/science/2019-07-05/climate-change-tree-planting-carbon-dioxide/11267556
To slow global warming, we need to plant trees. Here's where
Researchers have identified nearly a billion hectares of unused land that is available for reforestation. They say planting trees there could buy us 20 years in the fight against climate change.A POSITIVE NOTE
Thursday 4th July is the final day of the NAIDOC schools program at Jigamy near Eden on the Far South Coast. Around 550 kids over 3 days celebrating “Voice. Treaty. Truth. Let's work together for a shared future”. The program is organised by the Eden Local Aboriginal Lands Council with support from NPWS And Bournda EEC.
The Aboriginal Cultural Centre - Monaroo Bobberrer Gudu or "The Keeping Place” - is a wonderful venue and the students love the varied cultural program. It’s a great curtain raiser for NAIDOC week.
This year is the 10th year of the program and all the local schools attending have contributed to a gift to say thanks to the Eden LALC. In this little video Uncle Ossie shows students from Pambula Public School that it’s never too late to turn over a new leaf!
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