 Where:
- Close to Bunbury in the Ferguson Valley, near the historic Wellington Mill townsite.
When:
- Throughout the year, school terms
Time:
- All excursions conducted between 10am - 2pm. Times for camps and short activities vary
Costs:
- 4 hour excursions $7.15 (inc GST) per student
Cost includes 10 per cent GST, which may be claimed for curriculum-based activities.
Group size:
- Minimum number students per group – 25. (23 for Early Childhood) or equivalent payment.
Helping teachers comply with Department of Education and Training’s Excursion Policy.
How to Book
Excursions
Early
Childhood
 Busy in the Forest - For PP to Year 3
The forest is alive with a wealth of interrelated plants and animals. Students discover the homes and associations of plants and animals in an adventurous way on our Sense-ational and treasure trails. Young students love this excursion!
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Early and
Middle Childhood
 Investigating the Forest - For Years 2 - 5
Once your students have been busy in the forest graduate them to this investigative program where they learn detailed information about key species in the jarrah forest and learn that it is a very colourful place indeed! They participate in the Sense-ational trail and an exciting new treasure trail full of activities and experiences.
Middle
Childhood
 Aboriginal Culture Program
Djildjit the Nyoongar Way - For Years 6–9
This excursion provides an exciting opportunity to further your students' knowledge, skills and understandings of Aboriginal culture in relation to food collection and fishing. Students will take part in string making and fish trapping techniques used by the Nyoongar people of the South West.
 Ecosystem Explorers - For Years 5-8
On this enlightening adventure, students will discover processes of environmental change, investigate these processes in the forest and attribute them to being either natural or human causes. Through studying the Wellington Discovery Centre's mural, students begin to appreciate how attitudes towards the forest and hence use of forest resources, have changed over time.
 Biodiversity's Base - For Years 3–5
This excursion aims to raise awareness of terrestrial invertebrates and their importance to the health and biodiversity of | 
