What to wear
As some sessions are outdoors and run in all weather conditions, it is critical that students bring weather appropriate clothing.
This includes:
- closed-toe shoes and hats.
- warm clothing for cold days
- raincoats should rain be forecast.
- on warmer days, please instruct students to apply insect repellent in the morning as there are mosquitos in the area.
What to bring
To minimise the amount of rubbish left for our wildlife to pick up, please consider nude-lunches for your excursion.
Non-valuable belongings can be left in the reserved area.
Where to arrive
Instruct your bus drivers to park parallel to the Bus Zone. Our Education Officers will meet you there to let you in at your scheduled arrival time.
Please arrive on time as late arrival will reduce break or session times.
How to behave
We wish all our visitors, including schools, have a positive experience so ask that some preparatory discussion with your students is undertaken regarding respect and care for animals.
We anticipate that all attending supervising adults will actively support the students’ respectful engagement with our wildlife. Our educators will also explain the expected behaviours at the beginning of the day.
The linked Guide to Wallaby Walk and Species Identification may help in this discussion.
Please find the Code of Conduct on page 3 of the attached document Moonlit Sanctuary – Essential Information for Teachers.
