For Schools

The School Prospectus

How land-based learning maps to curriculum outcomes, capabilities and wellbeing frameworks.

Curriculum Alignment

Four Pillars, Mapped to Outcomes

Our programs aren't excursions with a worksheet attached — each pillar is designed to deliver assessable curriculum outcomes.

Agriculture & Animal Care

Science (biological sciences, sustainability), Design & Technologies (food and fibre production), and cross-curriculum sustainability priorities.

Enterprise & Financial Literacy

Mathematics (money and financial mathematics), Economics & Business (entrepreneurial behaviours), and numeracy capability through real student enterprises.

Wellbeing & Resilience

Health & PE (personal, social and community health), and the Personal & Social Capability — responsibility, self-management and teamwork through animal care.

Creative Expression

The Arts (visual arts, media arts) through farm-based painting, pottery and photography programs connected to place and season.

How a Visit Runs

Anatomy of a School Excursion

From planning call to post-visit resources — what teachers can expect.

1

Pre-Visit Planning

We work with your teachers to align the visit with your current unit — choosing activities, outcomes and assessment links before the day.

2

Arrival & Safety Induction

Students receive a farm safety induction and are grouped with trained hosts at agreed supervision ratios.

3

Rotational Activities

Classes rotate through 3–4 hands-on stations: animal care, paddock-to-plate, growing systems and an enterprise or creative activity.

4

Structured Reflection

Each rotation closes with guided reflection questions mapped to your chosen outcomes — ready to continue back in the classroom.

5

Post-Visit Resources

Teachers receive follow-up activity sheets and assessment task ideas so the excursion feeds directly into classroom work.

In the Classroom

Sample Activities & Assessment Tasks

Examples of the activity and assessment structures we build with schools — adapted to your year levels and units.

Years 3–6

Paddock-to-Plate Investigation

Students trace a food product from paddock to plate, recording inputs, processes and costs — culminating in a written or visual food-journey report.

Years 7–10

Farm Enterprise Challenge

Teams design a small farm enterprise (honey, eggs, produce), calculating startup costs, break-even units and margin — assessed against Economics & Business outcomes.

Years 5–8

Animal Welfare Observation Study

Structured observation of animal behaviour, housing and care standards, with students proposing and justifying one welfare improvement.

Years 2–5

Seasons & Systems Field Journal

A guided field journal capturing weather, growth and animal changes — building science observation and recording skills across a visit or a term.

For School Leaders

Presenting This to Your Staff

A summary you can take straight into a staff meeting.

What it is: curriculum-aligned, land-based learning delivered on partner farms, at school, or hybrid — from single excursions to term-length programs.

What it delivers: assessable outcomes in Science, Maths, HPE, Economics & Business and The Arts, plus measurable wellbeing and engagement benefits.

How it's managed: compliance-assessed farms, Working with Children-checked hosts, agreed risk assessments, and a school portal for scheduling, enrolments and student reports.

How to start: a planning call, a pilot excursion for one year level, then scale to term programs if it works for your students.

Classroom Downloads

Lesson Plans, Curriculum Guides & Worksheets

Ready-to-use teaching resources — download lesson plans, farming curriculum guides and activity worksheets to use with your classes.

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Teacher Resources

Plan Your Visit or Get the Guides

Request a site visit to see a partner farm in person, or have our program guides emailed straight to you.

Request a Site Visit

Download Program Guides

Enter your email and we'll send you a full digital guide for any program — outcomes, schedules, pricing and contacts included.

New program guides are being prepared — request a site visit and we'll send them to you directly.

For Teachers

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Bring learning to life for your students

Register your school and we'll plan a pilot excursion together.