The Gold Coast BROWNS Junior Camp started last week with students from a mix of countries: Germany, Japan, China, France and Russia. They were able to solidify what they were learning every morning in their Australia-themed lessons with their interactive excursions outdoors in the afternoon. Learning about native Australian animals in class, and then being able to see and touch them in real life is a great way to implement experiential learning. With fun excursions to the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, plus a visit to campus by the Reptile show, the students were able to get an in-depth scope of Australian wildlife in week one. Other excursions that week included mini golf and a trip to Timezone in Surfers Paradise.