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Outdoor Education Administration
|Outdoor Education Administration Program Planning Form |
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|Activity: Orienteering and problem solving skills. Gaining knowledge of local area |
|and environment issue. Year Level: Six Program Date: TBA |
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|Location: Bunyaville State Forest Park, Old Northern Road, Bunya, Qld 4055 |
|(Facility Name & Address) and Local School Area.___________________________________ |
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|The Bunyaville State Forest Park is located off Old Northern Road, approximately 16 km North of Brisbane. There is easy access to the park with ample parking. |
|The environment is predominantly dry forest with some gully vine forest and a series of small freshwater ponds. There are picnic grounds, which can be utilised |
|for learning activities. Playground equipment is not used during field-visit. |
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|Type of Program:
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