myhive Waiting List
Coffs Harbour | 12-16 y.o.
Discover, connect, thrive : myhive
Where young minds buzz with fun, friendship, and exploration!
myhive is a free weekly after-school club for 12-16 year olds to meet new people through social activities focused on wellbeing and connection. Weekly on Tuesdays from 4.00 to 5.30pm. Term 1 Dates - 13th Feb to 9th April 2024. Term 2 Dates - 30th April to 19th July 2024. Free, includes afternoon tea. This program is currently sold out, however, please register below and we will be in contact if places become available.
Session times and location
This program will run weekly on Tuesdays from 4-5:30pm for terms 1 & 2, 2024 at Yarrila Arts & Museum, 27 Gordon St, Coffs Harbour .
Term 1 Dates : 13th Feb to 9th April 2024
Term 2 Dates : 30th April to 2nd July 2024
What to expect
We will explore different themes each week with a range of creative, physical, nature based and wellbeing activities, including:
nature art
drumming
video making
yoga and relaxation
beach games
nature photography
eco crafts
indoor and outdoor games
Facilitators
Kathleen Hannah
Kathleen’s passion for protecting the environment saw her complete a Bachelor of Science in Conservation Biology and Ecology and an Honours Degree studying the use of Chronomids as a biomonitoring tool for aquatic salinity. An interest and desire to inspire saw Kathleen graduate with a Diploma of Primary Education and has since taught across both Primary and Secondary year levels.
Kathleen has had the privilege of living, working, and learning in a number of Indigenous Communities across the Top End of Australia as both a classroom teacher in a remote community in the Kimberley and working in various positions for the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Education.
Kaleb Ross
With a background in ecological horticulture and organic food production, Kaleb has a deep interest in ethnobotany and learning from Indigenous cultures to find solutions to the biggest issues we face as a society, specifically relating to production of food, medicine and functional materials.
Kaleb envisions a future where all nations and cultures come together to focus on caring for the planet and all of its residents, and believes the education and empowerment of young people today is a fundamental component of achieving this.
Sam Daykin
Meet Sam, a passionate young environmentalist who is dedicated to empowering and educating young people about the importance of protecting and preserving the local environment.
Sam's love for nature was instilled in them during childhood, where Sam spent countless hours camping, hiking, and having adventures in the great outdoors. This has led Sam to develop a deep care and passion for minimizing his individual impact on the planet, and they is committed to using their skills and knowledge to make a difference in the world.
Currently, Sam is working as OzGREEN's Youth Activities Coordinator, and also the Bellingen Riverwatch Co-Coordinator. Sam is responsible for organising fun and educational environmental events for young people, and has been able to channel creativity in a meaningful way, and pursue an ever growing interest in science through this role.
With a large focus on bringing youth voice into all of OzGREEN's programs Sam is a great addition to the team and provides a unique opportunity for OzGREEN to connect deeply with young people in the region.
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