Brewongle Environmental Education Centre

Brewongle Environmental Education Centre is a distinguished facility within the NSW Department of Education, dedicated to offering high-quality, hands-on, curriculum-based learning experiences in nature for students from Kindergarten to Year 12. The centre, housed in the historic Sackville North Public School building established in 1878, is situated on a scenic south-facing ridge overlooking the Hawkesbury River.

Educational Programs

Brewongle provides a range of immersive educational programs including excursions, incursions, and overnight camps, fostering environmental awareness and practical learning. These programs are meticulously designed to align with the NSW syllabus, ensuring that students engage in comprehensive learning while connecting with the natural world. The centre also extends professional learning opportunities for teachers and support staff from all NSW schools, aiming to enrich their skills and provide inspiring, nature-based education in classrooms.

Commitment to Sustainability

The educational offerings at Brewongle centre around sustainability, environmental values, and Indigenous perspectives. All programs incorporate Aboriginal culture to promote understanding and respect for the rich heritage, emphasising the importance of cultural competence among students. Brewongle’s extensive professional learning programs focus on embedding Aboriginal perspectives across the curriculum, ensuring a diverse and inclusive educational experience.

Through its innovative approach to environmental education, Brewongle Environmental Education Centre is dedicated to connecting every learner to the natural world and inspiring future generations to advocate for a sustainable future.

Brewongle Environmental Education Centre offers high-quality, hands-on, curriculum-based learning experiences in nature for Kindergarten to Year 12 students.