Today A●STAR has joined forces with the Natural Science crew. All week these guys have been learning about the dangers of pollution in Australia’s waterways. It’s a depressing topic – but an uplifting experience because the focus is on finding answers to the world’s problems!
“I’m a saltwater girl so I’ve always lived by the ocean, surrounded by fishing, hunting – all that stuff,” says Year 11 Reggie from Victoria. “That influenced me in looking at doing something I love, which involves water, as a career. That’s why I chose Natural Science.”
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Jul 31, 2020
Bunga Barrabugu 2020 Spotlight: Kaiawa & Mariah
Australia always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land. But we have a past built on violence, and we can’t move forward without acknowledging that. Kaiawa and Mariah, two students who attended the Bunga Barrabugu Winter Program in July 2020, know about this more than most. Their grandparents were part of the stolen generation, and…
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Jul 29, 2020
Wrap Up: Bunga Barrabugu 2020
Between 13 – 17 July 2020, 34 Indigenous Year 12 students attended the Bunga Barrabugu Winter Program from all around Australia. And look – even though this year we had to go completely digital, the week still went by in a study-crazed flash. From prepping for exams, to subject-specific deep dives, to scholarship applications, this…
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Feb 25, 2020
Wingara Mura – Bunga Barrabugu Summer Program
7 – 11 December, 2020 Apply to join us on the 2020 Wingara Mura – Bunga Barrabugu Summer Program! Spend five days at the University of Sydney on a residential program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Years 9-11. This program will give you the chance to experience uni life, explore world-class facilities…
