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Educated by Nature run after school, home school and holiday programs.
they value resilience through connection. Activities such as cubby building, introduction to fire and deadly creatures take place outside on the banks of the river. Children learn to build, share and get wet and dirty.
The Guiding Values for Learning Within Nature:

·       Play

·       Physical development

·       Sensory diets

·       Risk identity

·       Curiosity

·       Health

·       Empathy
https://educatedbynature.com/

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Educated by Nature provides learning experiences in a variety of natural spaces across Perth, Western Australia, to facilitate connection to self, nature and community. These connections develop children's resilience, confidence, physical skills, curious minds and playful spirits; equipping them for a healthy and happy life.

Programs are available for families with toddlers and primary aged children, schools, childcare providers, Out of School Hours Care programs, local councils and other organisations.

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Educated by Nature - Nature Play Programs Perth

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Educated by Nature provides learning experiences in a variety of natural spaces across Perth, Western Australia, to facilitate connection to self, nature and community. These connections develop children's resilience, confidence, physical skills, curious minds and playful spirits; equipping them for a healthy and happy life.

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Examples of Environmental Education Programs

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Examples of Environmental Education Programs

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Examples of Environmental Education Programs in the Sydney Hills area include the following:

- Schools Green Networks: A network of teachers, school staff, parents and community that have an interest in the encouragement and promotion of environmental education in local schools.

- EnviroMentors: A school based workshop program that is offered yearly and at no cost to primary schools who apply. This program changes on a yearly basis, the 2022 package offered environmental modules that focused on the areas of sustainability and saving water.

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The Canning River Eco Education Centre works collaboratively with local environmental groups to raise awareness and educate positive action for the health of our waterways and the natural environment.

CREEC provides resources to help teachers prepare for exciting and intriguing lessons relating to local nature, flora and fauna.

Additionally, CREEC amplifies Indigenous education through Djarlgarra Yarning and provides a Noongar Literacy Loan Kit Teacher Resource. And professional development days for teachers including canoeing on the Canning.

https://www.canning.wa.gov.au/places-and-events/places-to-learn/canning-river-eco-education-centre/schools/professional-learning

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CREEC facilitates professional learning for teachers through establishing key partnerships with government, non-government and community groups.

Sustainable Schools WA South Metro Regional Network

Supporting education for sustainability in school communities, teachers can join a like-minded group open to sharing sustainable ideas and resources as a key context for teaching and learning. This network meets once a term at 3.45pm to 5.30pm. Interested teachers are welcome to attend. For further information contact CREEC on 9461 7160 or creec@canning.wa.gov.au or find out more at Sustainable Schools

Djarlgarra Yarning - 25 May 2022

This is a valuable opportunity to hear from an experienced Aboriginal educator about the importance of the Swan-Canning River to the Noongar people. Suitable for both primary and secondary teachers. Valuable resources and curriculum links are provided.
Wednesday 25 May, 3.30 - 5.30pm

Canoeing on the Canning - 21 October 2022

A professional development day for teachers, youth group leaders and community members, Go on a journey of discovery through this unique region by canoe and on foot. Beginning at Kent Street Weir, canoe down the river and back. Learn about the wide range of environmental education programs available in the Perth region. To register or for more information contact SERCUL on 9458 5664.

Catchments, Corridors and Coasts

This three day workshop provides a snapshot of environmental education in Western Australia from our vast catchment, through our winding corridors to our spectacular coast. This is a fantastic opportunity to network and focuses on learning through experience and skill development, while also reflecting on the synergies between the environmental education practitioners in WA. For more information visit AAEEWA here

Sustainable Schools WA Professional Learning Workshops

Suitable for primary and secondary school staff, this workshop introduces classroom teachers, school administrators and other school staff to the Sustainable Schools WA planning framework which supports sustainable education. Participants are provided with valuable tools and an action checklist for working towards becoming a sustainable school.

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CREEC facilitates professional learning for teachers through establishing key partnerships with government, non-government and community groups. Supporting education for sustainability in school communities, teachers can join a like-minded group open to sharing sustainable ideas and resources as a key context for teaching and learning. This network meets once a term at 3.45pm to 5.30pm.

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Nearer to Nature from the Department of Parks and Wildlife

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Nearer to Nature from the Department of Parks and Wildlife

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Nearer to Nature provides opportunities for children to take part in hands-on, experiential learning in the natural environment, to learn about the nature of Western Australia and ensure it is protected and conserved for its intrinsic values.

https://www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/get-involved/nearer-to-nature