 This year Burwood Girls High School is again offering the chance for students in Year 10 to visit one of the most important cultural sites in Australia, and one of the most sought after tourist destinations in the world.        touring group 2014  staff 2014 |
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Uluru - formerly known as Ayers Rock - is also of enormous geological interest and an extraordinary sight from just about every angle!  The trip will involve a flight from Sydney, then a bus from the Ayers Rock Airport to the campground. We will be camping for three or four nights and in addition to bringing tents and sleeping bags some basic food items and cutlery should also be brought - see below for a more thorough list. There is easy access to a supermarket, post office, internet cafe, and some takeaway outlets, and the campground has refrigeration and bar-b-cueing facilities. Over our stay there are several activities planned including a dot painting workshop from local indigenous women with the opportunity for students to create their own dot painting, a camel ride at dusk to see the sun set over Uluru - a very special experience, a visit to the Ayers Rock Observatory for some serious stargazing, a guided tour at the base of the rock, and a walk around the entire circumfrence of Uluru for the fit and enthusiastic! We will also visit the architecturally renowned Cultural Centre. The girls will be expected to maintain a log of their experiences either in words, photographs, videos, drawings, voice recordings or any combination of the above. |
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