With over 170 learning experiences and extensions mapped to the EYLF, BBB and NQF, we strive to connect educators and students with the common goal – to learn and practice sustainability.
Our program assists with:
Your health is your greatest asset, not your house as traditional rhetoric would lead you to believe. Grow delicious, vigorous, chemical free food and importantly experiment with foods that are beneficial to your body and its particular nuances. The one size fits all approach to health, well being, fitness is flawed. As a species we share commonalities but ultimately when it comes to health, you are unique and in life there are many, many shades of grey.
Do you want fast, efficient ways to meet compliance with sustainability? The bad news is there is no fast way. The good news is there are hacks and these have been developed in the Backyard in a Box series. What is a Hack? A hack is described as a quick job, that produces what is […]
Traditionally native stingless bee honey was cherished, and played a significant role in rituals, art, mythology and social life. Sharing and gifting honey was important. Honey was often used for its medicinal purposes. Native stingless bee wax was used in making spears, didgeridoo mouth pieces and for sealing pots. Some Indigenous Australians put cotton or spider […]
The Backyard in a Box Native Stingless Bee Box is due for publication Thursday the 8th of March 2018. Almost 2 years in the making, our official partner, Melissa Ballantyne from Sydney Stingless Bees, has made valuable contributions to our latest education for sustainability resource. We would also like to thank all our schools who […]
Recognising the value of continuity for children, families and educators, Backyard In A Box has Community Resources and School Readiness Resources, in all 7 modules, available for purchase by families and community organisations.
We have special Backyard In A Box resources just for parents.
