Speaking with Country
Introduction to Language and First Nations Culture
We believe in honouring the land, the language, and the stories that have shaped it for thousands of years. Speaking with Country is more than a program—it’s an experience. An opportunity to connect, learn, and respect the deep knowledge of First Nations people.
Because understanding Country matters.
This program is made up of four immersive courses designed to bring First Nations culture to life. Each course tells a story, each lesson builds connection.
Aboriginal Borders and Tribes: Who’s Country Are We On?
We believe in knowing where we stand. Every place has a history, every land belongs to a Nation. This course explores the borders, territories, and cultural groups of First Nations people, helping us recognise the importance of Country and our role within it.
Because respect for Country matters.
Turtle Talk: Learning from the Water
We believe in listening to the wisdom of nature. Turtles have travelled through First Nations stories for generations, teaching patience, resilience, and the sacred connection to water. This course uncovers the lessons that turtles share and how they guide us in understanding balance and survival.
Because learning from nature matters.
King Kangaroo and the Stories of the Bush
We believe in storytelling. Stories hold knowledge, history, and identity. They are passed down, whispered across generations, and carried through the land. This course brings to life the tales of the bush, teaching us through the eyes of ancestors.
Because keeping culture alive matters.
Kangaroo in the Lancewood: Learning from the Land
We believe the land speaks to those who listen. From the movement of kangaroos to the whispers of the trees, Country teaches us in every moment. This course explores the wisdom in nature, helping us understand how animals, landscapes, and people are deeply interconnected.
Because connecting with Country matters.