Byron Bay – Celebrating our amazing graduates – 1 September 2023
Congratulations to our 2 amazing graduates Haruna and Nozomi!
Congratulations to our 2 amazing graduates Haruna and Nozomi!
Today students made and enjoyed their own delicious, personalized pizzas after class 🍕❤️
Today we played a very close game of basketball. Team Michelle, Christian and Gabriel won 11 points – 10 against team Sebastian, Francine, Manuel and Dominic.
On yesterday’s walk and talk we hiked to Byron’s towering graffitied water tank and the lookouts at Arakwal National Park (Arakwal). The Arakwal lookouts present stunning panoramic views of Main Beach, Tallow Beach, Broken Head Beach and inland.
Today we are thrilled to welcome 3 new students from Spain, Switzerland and South Korea!
Today we gathered for a potluck picnic in front of picturesque Main Beach, only a 15-minute stroll from school.
Congratulations to our 7 amazing graduates Borja, Noa, Aoi, Patricia, Eduardo, Amapola and Anna!
Today students learnt the art of making cute beaded cherry, flower, and shell bracelets to adorn their wrists and necks.
We pride ourselves on making all our English lessons dynamic, student-centered and interactive, and this often involves taking the learning outside of the classroom and on excursions.
There was a great turn out of students to make and enjoy chocolate fondue on Friday.
Today we are thrilled to welcome 3 new students from Switzerland, Japan and Chile!
Congratulations to our 3 amazing graduates Annie, Mamiko and Nono!
Today we say farewell to our incredible Kanagawa Prefectural BOE Teacher Training Group who completed 4-weeks of General English and Teacher Training.
Congratulations Ryosuke, Yuki, Yukihiro, Hiroshi, Akari and Kan!
Yesterday students relaxed and unwound with yoga in nature instructed by our teacher and qualified yoga instructor Elizabeth.
On Friday, students got to taste and critique four popular Aussie beers: Stone & Wood Pacific Ale, Victoria Bitter VB, Balter Cerveza Lager and Coopers Sparkling Ale.
Mandala is Sanskrit for “circle,” however, mandala art can take any symmetrical shape. In Buddhism the creation process is connected to meditation. Creating mandala art is a process that invites you to think, relax and be creative.
Last Tuesday, students learnt how to make four unique and delicious canapes, then shared their creations and some great conversations.
Today we are thrilled to welcome 5 new students from Argentina, Thailand, Switzerland and Japan.
Congratulations to our 6 amazing General English graduates Tara, Paula, Sara, Lulu, Lucia and Sota!
Last Thursday, students learnt about aboriginal culture, storytelling symbols and art and then got to paint their own boomerang!