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SCHOOL HOLIDAYS program: Bush & Life Skills, mindfulness and survival techniques course for kids 8-12yo.

Your child will learn in four fun days course with lessons, practical skills and games

(from 8:30am to 2:30pm, daily drop-offs and pickups)

See the video with some footage from the last two courses:

Day 1 - Intro + Earth
-The mindset of survival and the "rules of three"
-Intro to the EARTH element
-Fox walk (Stalking and camouflage)
-Intro to building traps and hunting tools
-Intro to Navigation skills
-Intro to knots and building shelter
-Pickup 14:30

Day2- Fire
-Intro to human’s 3 centres of intelligence
-Intro to FIRE element
-Intro to chi/prana/ki + exercises
-Fire making
-Cooking on Fire
-Planting session
-Pickup 14:30

Day 3 - Water + Air
-Intro to WATER and AIR element & Flow
-Intro to emotions / emotional regulation techniques
-Harvesting water (survival)
-Intro to Navigation skills
-Intro to breathwork
-Water practical activity
-Intro to Nature Communication
-Pickup 14:30

Day 4 - Intro to Wilderness First Aid and Conclusion
-Intro to Wilderness First Aid
-Intro to Weather interpretation
-Mindfulness journey session
FINAL ASSESSMENT - put all in action! :)
-Conclusion + Certificates (Parents come at 13:30)


Program subject to modifications depending on weather and other factors

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To join this course, the child must have participated in the "Intro to Bush Skills and Survival Survival Techniques" workshop offered on Sundays throughout the year. The next one is on MONDAY 15TH December and you can check more info and bookings here.

Location: Wild & Wise Tribe, 6 mins from Yandina town centre.

Please note: For kids 8 to 12 yo. Daily drop-offs and pick-ups

For more information about the facilitator: www.wildandwisetribe.com.au

Frequently asked questions

Who is the facilitator of this event?

Nelson Eulalio, the Wild & Wise Tribe founder, holistic counselor and qualified outdoor education facilitator. More about Nelson here: https://wildandwisetribe.com.a...

What should my child bring?

Please make sure that your child is wearing enclosed shoes, sun-smart clothes (and sunscreen), a hat and bring a water bottle. If there is a chance of rain, please also bring a rain jacket.

Is it a theoretical or practical workshop?

Mostly practical but there will be also theoretical delivery on a whiteboard, so a notebook and pen are very beneficial for your child to bring. It is also a way to create a healthy habit of journaling experiences in nature, reflections, etc.

Do parents stay or is it a drop off event?

It is a drop off, but some parents are welcome to stay for a while until their kid(s) have settled. Parents are also welcome to participate in the last 1 hour and see kids' shelters and join the ending of the program, where they receive some certificates.

What time should I drop my child off?

8:15am is the check-in for a 8:30am start. Parents are welcome to stay over for the first block of the session (the introduction) as well as to come earlier and participate in the last block (conclusion).

What about if I have a neurodiverse child? Is the workshop suitable?

Although Wild & Wise Tribe welcome creative and wild minds, please understand that if your child has formal neurodiversity diagnosis and/or has behaviour special needs, an adult/responsible person must be present with them to help the facilitation of the structured sessions.

What if it is raining?

The workshop will run even if it is a rainy day. That is part of the outdoor education life and especially for survival skills and building resilience :) We have a few areas undercover in any case. The only reason to pause/cancel an outdoor workshop is due to a lightning storm within 30km.

Is there parking onsite?

The property has very limited car parking spots so we'll all be meet on the main road where a Google Maps pin will be sent by email. That has plenty of space to park. From there we'll walk just about 40-50m. There are plenty of nice coffeeshops in Yandina for parents who want to stay over in town.

What is the "holisitic" and "spiritual" side of the program? Is that religious?

No. It is a mindful side, spiritually oriented, which means exploring aspects other than materialism. That includes subjects of the unconscious mind, archetypes and subtle communication that happens everywhere all the time, but most of us aren't aware of.