Meet our Native Bees (Ngāro Huruhuru)
Native pollinators (Ngāro Huruhuru), habitat and biodiversity – up close, with working beekeepers and scientists.
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Inside the Hive
Preparation, communication, shared resources and collective action – a living model of what resilience looks like.
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Soil = Resilience
Soil health, water retention, food growing and regeneration, tested and tracked by students over the seasons.
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Plant for the Future
Pollinator habitat, shade, food, biodiversity and climate-ready gardens, planted and monitored across the year.
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See Sound – Cymatics
A sensory demonstration of vibration and visible patterns, used for observation and systems thinking – not a medical or healing claim.
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Bee Breathing
A simple paced-breathing wellbeing tool, practised together to build calm and self-regulation during stress or uncertainty.
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Labs are facilitated by working beekeepers, scientists and educators, and are slotted into the eight-stage journey wherever they best serve the stage – mostly Stage 04: Nature Knows, but drawn on throughout. See the full sequence on The Programme.