Bush Tucker Gardens & Yarning Circle Creation is designed to support Early Childhood Services and Schools in developing culturally rich, sustainable and meaningful outdoor learning environments.
Led by Kim Lawrence, a proud Yugarapul woman with qualifications in teaching, horticulture and floristry, this service helps education settings create spaces that encourage connection, learning and belonging.
Kim can support your centre or school with the development of yarning circles, identification of native bush tucker plants, and the beautification of outdoor learning spaces.
Key Inclusions / Focus Areas:
Yarning Circles
Create culturally meaningful spaces for connection, learning and belonging.
Native Plant Identification
Learn about local bush tucker plants and their traditional uses.
Outdoor Learning Site Beautification
Develop vibrant, sustainable and culturally rich outdoor environments.
Ideal For:
Early Childhood Services, kindergartens, schools, outdoor learning programs, nature play spaces and education providers wanting to embed cultural learning into their outdoor environments.
