YHA Australia is the leading provider of budget school group accommodation in Australia, with over 40 properties across the country ready to welcome your students for an overnight excursion to remember.
Want the latest guidelines on dealing with allergy? Want the latest listings for new camps and excursions? Want to know how to make billy tea and damper around the campfire?
The Australian Directory of School Activities, Excursions and Accommodation is your one-stop resource for keeping you and your school in the loop – so you can plan fabulous and awe-inspiring excursions and camps!
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and civilisation are a critical element of the story of Australia. With a history dating back at least 65,000 years, it is a rich and diverse culture.
School excursions, activities and camps are an important stepping stone for children to stretch their wings and explore and learn beyond their home, school and neighborhood.
School excursions, camps and incursions play an important role in the emotional and educational development of Australian school students.
To help students engage with course content teachers can plan projects, activities and tasks that get students out of their chairs and moving in the classroom.
The Northern Territory offers the perfect outdoor learning environment to meet your curriculum requirements and cross-curriculum priorities. On a visit to the NT, students will engage in interactive, authentic activities provided by passionate and experienced operators.
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Avoid Yes/No questions.
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At the end of the lesson Ask students to reflect on what they have learned.
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Use quizzes at the end of class to check for comprehension.
This three step process Establish - Maintain - Restore is designed to assist teachers in building stronger student/teacher relationships and help reduce disruptive behavior.
Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can bring many gifts to the classroom – including enthusiasm, energy and positivity. But their often limited attention span and impulsivity can present a special challenge on school excursions and school camps.
It’s long been used to help train pilots and surgeons, and now Virtual Reality (VR) is steadily moving into the classroom. But what exactly is VR – and how can it benefit your students?