Introducing
Food River Station's
'Brand Muster' Package
We are looking for forward thinking schools and teachers for our rewards-based School's Program
My students have never been so engaged!
What a great learning experience!
We now know Food Source matters!
Chanelle Littler, Blandford Public School, Oct 2018
At last a resource on Sustainable Australian Agriculture where
teachers and students need no agricultural background to participate!
Shelley Simson, Group Sponsor, 2016, 2017
Aligned with the latest
NSW & Australian Syllabus Outcomes
We are on a mission to teach this
generation of young Australians that
FOOD SOURCE MATTERS!
At Food River Station, we understand that
agricultural concepts are hard to master.
So we have a created a package using
DESIGN TO DRIVE LEARNING
Currently 3000 students undertaking unit, & heading to 5000 by end of 2019!
Brand Muster Package
Challenging students of all backgrounds to become
'Champions for Sustainable Australian Agriculture'
For a tour of our 3-Part Package click on each link below
Brand Muster Challenge
National Branding Competition open to all students undertaking the unit.
Please NOTE
The Unit sample comes with latest
NSW and Australian Curriculum Content Descriptions
To check that our unit fits
your curriculum
WE VALUE OUR EDUCATORS!
Education is the most powerful tool that can be used to change the world!
Nelson Mandela
I’ve just had a look at the teaching unit. It certainly is comprehensive and of excellent quality. It has lots of options for activities and teachers like this as it allows them to tailor it to their needs/students needs. It’s got the creative side of things covered too, which is a real plus. I’m sure the unit will get a positive response. It’s great to see good ideas coming from people outside of teaching.
Kerry Goonan
HSIE Department
The Illawarra Grammar School (TIGS)
I think the concept looks great. I can imagine the children having lots of fun with it and the logo/tagline fits beautifully with your artistic approach to communicating ideas.
Dr Ann Young
Project Environmental Scientist
2016 to 2019 Californian Branding Judge, Jeremy Creighton