Yama2you Aboriginal experience
HSIE geography
Step into an unforgettable learning experience led by our friends at Yama2you. In this incursion, students will explore the deep connections Aboriginal people have with Country and Place, discovering how cultural practices use and care for the environment sustainably
Through ochre painting, traditional storytelling, engaging and learning skills in the use of Aboriginal tools learners will develop a richer understanding of the significance of symbols, language, and knowledge passed down through generations. Students are encouraged to ask questions, reflect, and celebrate Aboriginal Peoples connection to Country.
Opportunities to taste commercially produced and certified bush tucker is available on request. Please contact our centre for more details.
Session times: 1 hour 30 minutes
Maximum three class per day.
Location
Your school.
Essential information
| Year | Cost |
| 2025/26 |
Full day (3 classes) One educator - $600 Two educators - $750 Part day (1 - 2 classes) One educator - $400 Two educators - $550 |
Cancellation or major changes to bookings will incur the following cancellation fees:
- within 30 days of excursion or incursion date - $600 administration fee charged
- within 7 days of excursion/incursion date - total fee charged based on confirmed student numbers
| Sessions | Classes |
| Morning session - 1 hr 30 min | Class 1 |
| Middle session - 1 hr 30 min | Class 2 |
| Afternoon session - 1 hr 30 min | Class 3 |
Human Society and its Environment K–6 Syllabus (2024)
Focus area outcome
People are connected to places and groups
- HS1-GEO-01 describes ways people connect to and care for places, water environments and each other, using geographical information
Content groups
People care for Australia's water environments
- Observe and describe natural and human features of Australian rivers, lakes, beaches and oceans by collecting and representing data
- Compare the ways people use water environments in Australia by posing questions to collect data
- Explain how people can use and care for water responsibly
- Identify ways that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples value water Country and Place
People engage in active citizenship by working together to care for places and each other
- Participate in the school or local community by caring for places and others
- Explain the benefits of participating in communities
Human Society and its Environment K-6 Syllabus © NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) for and on behalf of the Crown in right of the State of New South Wales, 2024
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