School Experiences

We are dedicated to sparking curiosity and excitement in young minds through our unique and thrilling visits to pre-schools, primary and high schools.

With our interactive and educational dingo incursion, children have the opportunity to learn about these fascinating creatures up close. Through engaging presentation, hands on activities, and capitative storytelling, we aim to foster a love for wildlife and conservation at a young age.

Our incursion experience is specifically designed to ignite children’s imaginations and enhance their understanding of the natural world, fostering a connection to the environment and encouraging a sense of empathy towards all living things.

Let our incursion experience inspire the next generation of nature enthusiasts and ignite a lifelong passion for exploration and conservation!

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Primary & Secondary School

Our school programs are aligned with the current Australian curriculum and incursions can be tailored to suit what students are currently learning in the classroom.

Animal Encounter
In this animal encounter experience, students engage in an intimate session meeting the Dingoes, learning about their roles in the environment and their unique features and adaptations that help them thrive in the wild.
Backyard to Bush
Students will discover how the the dingo impacts their needs and why it is important that people take care of them.
Animal Encounter
In this animal encounter experience, students engage in an intimate session meeting the Dingoes, learning about their roles in the environment and their unique features and adaptations that help them thrive in the wild.
Wandi!
Hello Dingo encounters tick all the boxes when studying Wandi and the dingo. Students engage in an intimate session with the Dingoes learning about their roles in the environment, and their unique features and adaptations that help them thrive in the wild. We answer all the Wandi questions and more!!
Lifecycles
All animals have a lifecycle. They will meet the Dingo - Australia’s Apex predator which has its unique lifecycle and investigate how they can help overcome the challenges these species face as they develop and grow.
The Earths Environment
Students will learn about the importance of habitats for Dingoes and people and discover the ways people value environments, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. Students will investigate how people can use places and environments in a more sustainable way and how our choices impact on these places.
Animal Encounter
In this animal encounter experience, students engage in an intimate session meeting the Dingo’s, learning about their roles in the environment and their unique features and adaptations that help them thrive in the wild.
Predator or Prey
Predation is a biological interaction where one organism, the predator, eats another organism, its prey. To survive and thrive, both predator and prey species possess very different adaptations. Predators have adaptations that enable them to catch and kill their prey. Prey animals have adaptations to fight or avoid their predators.
Animal Encounter
In this animal encounter experience, students engage in an intimate session meeting the Dingoes, learning about their roles in the environment and their unique features and adaptations that help them thrive in the wild.
Classification & Adaptation
Students will draw connections between structures and functions of the Dingo. The Dingo educator will lead an intimate animal encounter, and through keen observation, students will discover some amazing adaptations that give Dingoes the edge for survival and reproduction in their natural environment. Item description
Animal Encounter
In this animal encounter experience, students engage in an intimate session meeting the Dingoes, learning about their roles in the environment and their unique features and adaptations that help them thrive in the wild.
Environmental Change Management
In this workshop students will develop an understanding of the causes and consequences of human-induced environmental change in Australia that is challenging sustainability.
Students will explore views influencing approaches to environmental use and management and gain an understanding of the value of a biologically rich landscape.
Students will evaluate the way in which we manage Dingoes in Australia, propose ways individuals can contribute to sustainability, and recognise that there are differing views on how sustainability can be achieved. Item description
Animal Encounter
In this animal encounter experience, students engage in an intimate session meeting the Dingoes, learning about their roles in the environment and their unique features and adaptations that help them thrive in the wild.