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Nature schools are on the rise here in Australia and around the world and I am not just talking about Forest Schools like Wildlings. These schools have to follow Australian Curriculum, but are prioritising getting kids outside! Today I want to introduce Joanna Griffith from Kwoorabup Nature School in Western Australia.

👉  Joanna Shares:

• Her philosophy and the inspiration behind Kwoorabup Nature School
• The significance of the land on which they learn and play
• About the meaning of the school name, indigenous connection and what they are actively doing to embed indigenous perspectives at Kwoorabup
• The importance of connecting with other changemakers in education
• About her staff including what kind of teachers or mentors work with the children at Kwoorabup and the kind of training they have
• The biggest challenges they face
• Her favourite moments working with and observing the children and how she balances the administration side of her job and her involvement with the students

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👉  Links and Resources

https://www.kwoorabup.wa.edu.au/
https://www.facebook.com/KwoorabupNatureSchool

Book Recc:
Coyote's Guide to Connecting with Nature

Head here if you are interested in starting your own Nature School!

👉 Guest Details

Joanna Griffith is the principal of a new nature school in WA called Kwoorabup. She has a passion for nature based learning, inquiry teaching and has a compassionate and collaborative leadership style. 

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