Education resources and activities
South Coast Sea Country Education Program
The South Coast Sea Country education program is designed to fit within the NSW Stage 3 syllabus and the Year 5 and 6 outcomes of the Australian curriculum.
It supports students learning about Sea Country using videos and classroom activities.
Follow up with hands-on experiences and excursions delivered by our Sea Rangers and other local Aboriginal educators.
Check out the program at this link - South Coast Sea Country education program
Aboriginal Fishing and Cultural workshops
Each year, the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development runs fishing and cultural workshops for Aboriginal children as part of a statewide program funded by the NSW Recreational Fishing Trust.
These free workshops are undertaken in partnership with Aboriginal groups, organisations and educators.
They give opportunities for the parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles to share and impart their cultural knowledge and experiences.
Workshops are for school children (minimum age 8). A workshop will generally last no more than 6 hours and the maximum number of participants is 25. Limited numbers of workshops are available each year.
For more information contact Fisheries Community Relations Manager, George Mannah by email george.mannah@dpi.nsw.gov.au or phone 02 8437 4915.
**information needed here connecting to I4 projects that develop the workshops.**
NSW Sea Country videos
There are over 20 videos on our NSW Sea Country playlist.
Each show how the department is working with Aboriginal community across the NSW coast to increase participation in managing our coast.
Or go to our Get involved in Sea Country page to watch all the videos.