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Kaya kaya !

We are in the heat of the Noongar Bonar, the season of Boonaroo ( February and March).

Tis the season to be near the coast, foraging for fresh food and conserving our energy during the days. Look out for Kooyar (baby frogs) emerging. Djiridji (Zamia palms) are very important during this time as they provide food, bedding and woody material for miyamiya (shelter)

The first term of school is always challenging for the community as it is extremely hot and dry, with easterly winds guiding us to school and westerlies taking us home.

At Wembly campus, the Kitchen garden is dormant at the moment. I am improving the soil with compost, manure and mulch. Checking the reticulation is in working order! Ready for the koolangka to sow seeds and learn about all things earth by Galup, on Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar.

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Our resident hens have enjoyed free ranging about the school grounds during the school holidays, providing nutrients for the gardens, spreading mulch and eating up grubs and pests. The girls are producing golden eggs for the Cafe, due to reopen on the 2nd week of term.
The classrooms are alive with indoor plants refreshed during Kambarang and Bunaroo with warmth, light and moisture under the dappled shade of the mulberry tree in the Peaceful patch.
Maylands campus has been invigorated with a jungle of  shade loving plants helping to clean the air and transpire oxygen to the environment..
A warm welcome to all of the Bold Park Community for 2025.

Tracy Coutts, BPCS Gardener