Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) agree that by using yarning circles as a teaching and learning strategy, students’ understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and ways of working are enhanced. This strategy is suitable for students across all phases of schooling.
RELATED NATURE PLAY
Our carpenters can carve a water course through the centre of a log which allows water to follow a dedicated path.
This particular water course included a stainless steel water pump and deck.
A timber bridge can be used to cross creeks and rocks. We can design the height to suit the age of the children using the play space.
A deco pathway is a great alternative to using concrete, especially in nature play area. It looks good and gives access to a nature play area whilst complementing the space.
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