• Welcome to Country by local Aboriginal guide in Gumbaynggirr language and in English
• What is Gumbaynggirr Country? Where do you live in Gumbaynggirr Country?
• Gumbaynggirr place names and language
• Gumbaynggirr Dreaming stories, including local stories
• Break
• Totems
• Traditional local stone artefacts, weapons and tools 
• Gumbaynggirr bush tucker and medicine
• Recap and farewell

We recommend everyone wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

• School incursion: Learn about Gumbaynggirr life factsheet
• Guunumba Gumbaynggirr Nyarri Gu Stage 1-2 outline (67.6KB pdf)
• Place of plenty for Gumbaynggirr People - fact sheet (516KB pdf)

Our rangers and guides have the technical skill and experience to assess the risks and the benefits of a variety of activities delivered as part of our learning programs.

We believe in including opportunities that allow students to learn and experience for themselves through exploration in the natural environment.

Please make your own risk assessment based on the information provided. Detailed potential risks and controls are provided for the site to assist teachers in risk management planning. Teachers and carers should be aware of, and consider the needs, abilities and medical conditions of students when visiting this site. The supervision of students remains the responsibility of the teacher. The school must ensure an adequate number of adult supervisors are present.