Professional Development
We are now offering professional development for teachers to support their understanding of local Bundjalung history and it’s beautiful, rich culture. This training is delivered by Byron Bay Bundjalung woman, Delta Kay and takes place on Country at either Cape Byron, Broken Head or Bangalow Parklands.
The prices below are based on a 1hr 30min PD Session:
Up to 4 People is $380
Groups with 5 - 10 People is $80 Per Person
Groups with 11 – 15 People is $75 Per Person
Groups with 16 - 20 People is $70 Per Person
Groups with 21 - 25 People is $60 Per Person
Groups with 26 - 30 People is $55 Per Person
Groups with more than 30 People is $50 Per Person
* all prices are inclusive of GST
Level: All levels (Graduate Teacher to Lead Teacher)
NESA Standards: 2.4.1, 2.4.2, 2.4.3 & 2.4.4 (Know the content and how to teach it)
Rationale
Aboriginal education is an important cross-curriculum priority area for schools (ACARA) and teachers play a significant role in facilitating this learning within their classrooms. Thus, it is important that educators who teach within Bundjalung Country are well-informed about local history and culture.
Our professional development supports teachers to:
recognise where Delta’s ancestral land is located within the greater Bundjalung Nation
identify significant places within Bundjalung Country
understand the connections traditional custodians have to their Country, including how they care for the land and why totems and traditional stories are important.
know some Byron Bay Bundjalung history, including traditional ways of living, the devastating impact of European invasion and how elders negotiated their Native Title
speak and use some Bundjalung language within their classroom
recognise native bush tucker plants and plants used for natural medicine
implement Bundjalung content and perspectives in teaching and learning programs
meet NESA professional teaching standards
For bookings, please email info@explorebyronbay.com or call
0467 277 669
Country as Teacher
Country as Teacher is a not-for-profit cultural curriculum held by Bundjalung educators to learn from and directly with Jogun (Country).