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Monday
30
March
30-31 March
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
This course will involve guest speakers, environmental educators and the latest psychological research. Teachers will be taught a series of wellbeing techniques, skills and tools to enhance their own wellbeing and to implement these with their students. This course aims to encourage wellbeing and help teachers with difficulties and stress in their ever-changing school environments.
Monday
06
April
06-07 April
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
A camp for Year 11 students to assist with their art making and practice for the HSC.
Wednesday
06
May
06-08 May
12:30-12:30 PM
The 2020 Young Leaders Program will involve selected Stage 3 student leaders in a Sustainability Action Plan that not only develops their self confidence but also enhances the student voice by building on connections within the school and other student school leaders. The students' will complete a water and energy initiative that will contribute to their School Environmental Management Plan informing Principals of strategies in which to improve and enhance their school environment. Young Leaders of the West 2020 program schedule Testimonials: YLOW was an amazing opportunity for our small school to send our school leaders off to a safe, encouraging and educational camp . Each student left this camp as greater leaders, better mates and a belief in how they can change their world. I look forward to attending this camp in 2020 with my new school leaders. Amy Spora Gilgandra Public School Enngonia Public School has been attending the Warrumbungle's Young Leaders Camp since their inception. We have found that the camp is a wonderful opportunity for our students to work with similar aged peers, develop leadership skills, overcome challenges, and expand their knowledge of the environment. The staff of the Warrumbungle's EEC are wonderful and provided the students with an engaging program, that is reviewed each year for improvements. Enngonia Public School is proud to be apart of this learning program. Melissa Harrison Enngonia Public School
Wednesday
13
May
13-15 May
10:00 AM-2:05 PM
Female students come to the Warrumbungle National Park to connect with Country and their local culture. Mixing with wonderful and talented Gomeroi women and elders the girls are immersed in nature and indigenous culture. The camp will focus on positive and respectful relationships and promote student wellbeing. There will be walks through the Warrumbungles to places special to women and workshops which include weaving, kangaroo skin bracelets, jewellery made from nature and dhinawan feather hair pieces. Please note that this camp has been postponed - dates TBA. Program outline and itinerary
Mindfulness & Wellbeing PL
10 Apr 2019
18Geography - Biophysical Interactions
26 Mar 2019
32Secret life of plants album
07 Mar 2019
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28 Jan 2020
The department is working with NSW Health to monitor and respond to the unfolding international novel coronavirus situation.
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28 Jan 2020
The department is working with NSW Health to monitor and respond to the unfolding international novel coronavirus situation.
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28 Jan 2020
The department is working with NSW Health to monitor and respond to the unfolding international novel coronavirus situation.
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