IB Students Excursion to the Bibbulmun Track on Saturday 19 May 2018
The Bibbulmun Track is one of WA’s iconic heritage sites, a walk trail that stretches from Kalamunda to Albany. The existence of the track would not be possible without the helping hands of many volunteers. Our IB Geography students have adopted a small section of the track (a 5km section about 120km south of Perth, near the intersection of Albany Highway and North Bannister Road).
During this excursion, we will be conducting maintenance work on our adopted section (cutting vegetation, checking sign marking and condition of the track and the campsite) and then, time and weather permitting, walking on to Boonering Hill.
This is a voluntary activity and forms part of a CAS project, so is also open to other IB students who do not take geography. Jaromir and Katharina will be accompanying the students.
- Date: Saturday 19 May 2018
- Time: Leaving School at 8am and returning to School at 6.30-700pm approximately.
- Travel: Teachers’ cars
Detailed Itinerary: Leave the school at 8am on Saturday 19 May. Upon arrival at the Bibbulmun track, the students will walk to the Ginger Creek campsite, pruning the path part of the way, and clearing a small section of bush near North Bannister Road House. After lunch at the roadhouse the students will walk on to Boonering hill (weather permitting). Departure for Kingsley will be at 4.30-5.00pm.
Students to Bring: Lunch or money for lunch. Drinking water (at least 1.5 litres). Water proof clothes and spare clothes should rain be forecast. Secateurs and gardening gloves, hat, mosquito repellent, sturdy shoes for walking.
Students not to bring: Valuables.
Emergency Protocol: The school and parents will be contacted in case of emergency. Emergency services, 000, (or 112) will be contacted in case of apparent danger.
Many thanks
Jaromir Kulir
Date of Excursion | Activity | Venue |
Saturday 19 May 2018 |
Maintenance of our section near the intersection of Albany Highway and North Bannister Rd | Bibbulmun Track 120 km south of Perth |