Kamay Botany Bay EEC is situated at Kurnell Public School. The Centre provides educational programs for students from K-12 across a number of ecosystems. The site includes the landing place for Captain Cook in 1770 at Kamay Botany Bay National Park. Students from Stage 2 focus on the encounter with Captain Cook and the Aboriginal people. They learn about aspects of traditional Aboriginal life before the arrival of the Endevaour.
Highly qualified NSW Department of Education teachers provide virtual lessons to students via Zoom on a range of topics and subject areas.
Use the virtual Kamay classroom and explore the following topics: Bushland Nocturnal Marsupials By t...
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Kamay Botany Bay Environmental Education Centre
The Environmental and Zoo Education Centre network (EZEC) has created virtual resources for schools ...
BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
Kamay Botany Bay Environmental Education Centre