In this engaging 90-minute workshop designed for secondary school students, the focus is on teaching vital skills in building a fire. The session begins with an introduction to fire safety, emphasizing the importance of responsible fire management in Australian environments. Students learn about the different types of fuel and fire-starting materials commonly found in their surroundings. Through hands-on activities, they practice building fires using various techniques, fostering teamwork and problem-solving skills. Additionally, the workshop delves into the cultural significance of fire in Aboriginal Australian traditions, fostering appreciation for Indigenous knowledge and land management practices. By the end of the session, students gain practical skills in fire building while developing a deeper understanding of their environmental responsibilities.
By adjusting this incursion to suit your focus needs, our qualified teachers will guide all students through each learning activity, prompting them to observe, investigate, communicate and reflect along the way.
Understand the importance of fire and fire safety in our environment
Appreciate the cultural significance of fire in Aboriginal Australian traditions
Application finding fire starting materials
Identify and describe the basic principles of building and putting out a fire
Apply various collaborative problem-solving approaches to achieve team goals
Year 7 to Year 10
90 mins.
$490 + GST (for up to 30 students)
