Bush School with Tiffany Gesler
Experience nature craft, storytelling, and bush play with a proud Gunggari woman in Rangeville.
Details
Monday 20 September 2027
10:30am - 11:15am
J E Duggan Bushland Park, 122 Leslie St, Rangeville QLD 4350
Free
Experience nature craft, storytelling, and bush play with a proud Gunggari woman in Rangeville.
Monday 20 September 2027
10:30am - 11:15am
J E Duggan Bushland Park, 122 Leslie St, Rangeville QLD 4350
Free
Children aged five to twelve, accompanied by their parents, will immerse themselves in the wonders of the bush. This engaging session led by Tiffany Gesler offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature through play, craft, storytelling, and yarning circles.
Tiffany brings her rich experience as a bush kindy leader and early educator, ensuring a meaningful and culturally respectful experience for all attendees. This is a hands-on, interactive session designed to foster curiosity and appreciation for the natural environment.
Parents and children will share this special time together, as this is not a drop-off event.
The event runs for 45 minutes, providing a perfect morning outing that fits well into family schedules. Activities include nature-based crafts, storytelling sessions that celebrate Indigenous culture, and interactive yarning circles that encourage sharing and learning.
This session is ideal for families looking to introduce their children to outdoor learning and cultural heritage in a supportive environment.
Bookings are essential and each child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The event takes place at J E Duggan Bushland Park, located at 122 Leslie Street, Rangeville, Queensland. The park offers a natural setting perfect for bush play and exploration.
The venue is accessible by car with parking available nearby. Families are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities and bring water bottles.
Public transport options may be limited, so planning ahead is recommended.
This is a free event, making it an accessible opportunity for families to engage with nature and culture without cost.
Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times; drop-offs are not permitted.
The session is designed to be inclusive and respectful of Indigenous culture, led by a proud Gunggari woman.
Please arrive a few minutes early to ensure a prompt start and to complete any necessary check-in procedures.
Attendance is free, but bookings are required to secure your spot. Each booking covers one child and their accompanying parent or guardian.
Spaces may be limited to maintain a safe and engaging environment, so early booking is recommended.
To book, visit the event website or contact the organizers through the provided channels.