An  environmental  project  inspired  by the  children of Baldivis  Primary School
 

 

Baldivis Children's Forest

Conservation Through Education
 

Managed  by local  children
in partnership with  the 
City  of Rockingham
and  the  Local Community

Home Up

 

Kids Teaching Kids -29th August 2012

Planning for this years Kids Teaching Kids at the forest is already underway, with some schools already registering.  Please contact Mary Rayner for details.

Kids Teaching Kids - 2011

As part of the Australia Post Kids Teaching Kids Week 29 August–2 September 2011 Baldivis Children's Forest became host to a Kids Teaching Kids Mini Conference.  The acclaimed Kids Teaching Kids Program connects students with locally specific environmental and sustainability issues and gives them the skills to develop a student led presentation and workshop to present to their peers. It’s about using their voice to inspire action and bring about positive change.

The Kids Teaching Kids program at the Forest during 2011 was open to year 1 through to year 9 students which went on to reinforce the ethos that you are never too young to start making a difference.

2011 Program highlights included:

bulletOpening: Baldivis Primary School students year 1's singing Plant a Seed
bulletWelcome to Country by local AIEO Phil Collard
bulletKids Teaching Kids 40 minute workshop sessions presented by students to their peers;
Makybe Rise Primary School
Kolbe Catholic College
Halls Head Community College ESC
Waikiki Primary School
Baldivis Primary School - Year 1
Baldivis Primary School - Year 7
 
bulletExpert Panel question and answer forum with City of Rockingham Deputy Mayor Brian Warner, Lorna Petchell BHP Billiton, Richard Wood KTK, Prof Nari Williams (Dieback team)
bulletDamper morning tea and lunch provided
bullet‘Making a Difference’ workshops at the Forest including working with Phil Collard to create a Mia Mia and planting of a Wollemi pine in the forest wetlands.

 

bullet Link Kids Teaching Kids website

 

 


 

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  This site was last updated by BCF Management Committee Wednesday
29th February 2012