Cultural Heritage
We believe in teaching through culture, not about culture.
Our sessions are developed and taught by a Traditional Owner and help students to understand and experience Aboriginal culture – Country becomes their classroom. Our session leader, Kai, is a proud Yorta-Yorta Barapa-Barapa man, with connections to Dja Dja Wurrung and Wurundjeri, who is passionate about his culture and loves to share his knowledge. Listen to Kai on sharing cultural knowledge and how dance and games keep traditional knowledge alive and accessible.
Cost per session:
Please refer to our Pricing Schedule for indicative costs.
Please don’t hesitate to get in touch for a tailored quote or if you wish to book a session.
“I wanted to share with you how incredible Kai was… A very impressive session. He was able to judge the pace of the learning perfectly for the kids, keep them entertained and active in the outdoors, and call back on them to recount aspect of their learning. We are very grateful for his expertise, passion and excellence“. James, Primary School Teacher
Our fun, interactive, hands-on sessions include:
Welcome ceremony and traditional dances for different native animals and didgeridoo sounds.
Aboriginal artwork, symbols and wildlife tracks, where students get to create their own story.
Traditional storytelling about our wildlife.
Marngrook, with a handmade marngrook. Students learn about the significance and history of marngrook, with lots of opportunities to ask questions during a game of Marngrook.
Mini-booklet with lots of information about native plants and their cultural uses, from bush tucker, bush remedies and making Aboriginal tools. The booklet is perfect for children just starting to learn about Aboriginal culture.
