Byron Bay – Boomerang painting – 9 December 2022
Students learnt about aboriginal painting, traditional techniques, storytelling symbols and showed their artistic talent in our recent boomerang painting activity.
Students learnt about aboriginal painting, traditional techniques, storytelling symbols and showed their artistic talent in our recent boomerang painting activity.
Today we are thrilled to welcome our new students from Taiwan and Brazil.
Today we are congratulating and celebrating our five amazing graduates Riina, Karine, Hanna, Ben and Taiki.
On Wednesday Nicole took over the Campus kitchen and showed the students how to make simple but Yummy Christmas Cookies.
Last Tuesday students had a reprieve from the crowded Byron Bay beach scene and spent their afternoon at Broken Head’s hidden gem Whites Beach.
After class students relaxed and unwound with yoga instructed by our teacher and qualified yoga instructor Elizabeth.
We had a great turn out for our jewellery making activity. Students showcased their creativity and skill making beautiful bracelets, anklets, necklaces and rings.
There was a great turnout of excited students for our Friday afternoon Australian wine tasting activity.
Today we are thrilled to welcome our new students from Brazil and China.
Congratulations to our three amazing graduates today and ten amazing graduates from last Friday!
Last Friday we held our latest Sweet Exchange, on this occasion to raise money for Bangalow Koalas. Bangalow Koalas is a local charity on a vital mission to create a koala wildlife corridor with 500,000 trees (koala homes) by the end of 2025. In February 2022, the declining New South Wales koala population was changed from “vulnerable” to “endangered” under Federal laws. On Friday, our campus rallied behind the cause and raised $422.25 by having a great time, sharing amazing sweets and enjoying music spun by our student / professional DJ Bernie.
Today Nicole our Homestay Coordinator took some time to have a chat with Alexis – our Happy Student this month
On Friday 25th November, we held our monthly Sausage Sizzle. Students got to experience the traditional Australian lunchtime prepared by our teacher and former chef Paul.
Here at Lexis Byron Bay, we pride ourselves on making all our English lessons dynamic, student-centred and interactive and this often involves taking the learning outside of the classroom and on excursions.
But we don’t just stay at school either. One of the best ways to learn without it feeling like hard work is to go on an excursion. Students then get lots of opportunity to socialise and have real conversations, often with native speakers while performing a task directly related to the language focus of the day/week.
Yesterday, I was pleased to see three different classes leading their students in communicative activities in the sun. In Byron Bay, we are so lucky to be blessed with gorgeous weather and lots of outside areas, so most classes do some of their lesson outside every day.
There was a great turn out of students to make scented candles with our Student Services Coordinator / candle maker Dominic.
Today we are thrilled to welcome our new students from Brazil, Switzerland, France, Spain, Thailand and Japan.
Last Wednesday excited students went to Main Beach for a surf lesson with instructors from Lets Go Surfing.
On Wednesday 9th November, an excited group of students spent their afternoon bodyboarding on Byron Bay’s iconic Main Beach.
Today we are thrilled to welcome our new students from Switzerland, Spain and Japan.
Today we are congratulating and celebrating our amazing Cambridge classes and three additional graduates Phoebe, Seina and Susana.