Learning English in Australia: Brisbane’s Junior Holiday Program
The fourth week of Brisbane’s Junior Holiday Program was packed with exciting learning experiences and memorable adventures. Each day was thoughtfully planned to blend educational themes with fun, making for an unforgettable week of exploration and discovery.
Monday, 5th August 2024
The week began with a captivating dive into the world of cinema. Students explored film-related vocabulary and practiced reviewing and recommending their favourite movies. The afternoon was dedicated to a mini movie marathon, where students relaxed with popcorn and candy while enjoying The Marvels, Finding Nemo, and Soul. It was a fun-filled start to the week that set a creative and lively tone.
Tuesday, 6th August 2024
Tuesday’s focus was on the beach and marine life. Students expanded their vocabulary related to seaside activities and discussed beach culture in Australia and their home countries. The highlight of the day was a ferry ride along the Brisbane River, with a stop at New Farm Park. There, students played ball games, took photos, and enjoyed the beautiful surroundings—combining learning with outdoor enjoyment.
Wednesday, 7th August 2024
Wednesday offered a deep dive into Indigenous Australian culture. Students learned about Aboriginal art, stone tools, and cultural practices, gaining a greater appreciation for the rich heritage of Australia’s First Nations people. The day culminated in a visit to the Queensland Museum, where students engaged with interactive exhibits that brought the morning’s lessons to life.
Thursday, 8th August 2024
The theme for Thursday was weather and natural disasters. Students discussed various weather phenomena and their impacts, sharing stories from their own experiences. In the afternoon, the group headed to a local lawn bowling club for a session of barefoot bowling, where they also talked about how weather affects our daily lives. It was an enjoyable and educational day.
Friday, 9th August 2024
Friday wrapped up the week with a focus on whales and marine conservation. Students explored different whale species, their migration patterns along the Australian coast, and the environmental challenges they face. The day concluded with a relaxing picnic at Brisbane’s inner-city Roma Street Parkland, where students celebrated their accomplishments, received certificates, and reflected on their week while playing games in the park.
Saturday, 10th August 2024
The week’s grand finale was a whale-watching trip on the Gold Coast. Students had the unique opportunity to observe whales, dolphins, and other marine life up close—a thrilling and memorable experience that perfectly capped off a week full of learning and adventure.
As we wrap up the recap of Week 4 of our Junior Holiday Program in Brisbane, our students continue to enjoy new experiences and build lasting memories. Be sure to come back next week for the final recap of our 5-week Junior Holiday Program. Our next program is scheduled for January-February, and we’re excited to welcome new students to join us for another round of unforgettable experiences in Brisbane, the Gold Coast & Melbourne.
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