18 November 2025
18 November 2025
At Biik Bundjil, learning is not confined to classrooms — it’s an experience that happens through story, movement, connection, and reflection.
Every program we offer is grounded in Boonwurrung culture, guided by Elders and educators who bring Country, language, and spirit to life in meaningful and accessible ways.
Whether you’re an educator, student, organisation, or community group, there are many ways to walk with us and learn from the world’s oldest living culture.
Our early learning and primary school workshops are designed to introduce young minds to Boonwurrung history, language, and stories in ways that inspire curiosity and empathy.
From interactive storytelling to hands-on cultural activities, children explore how Country moves through six Boonwurrung seasons, how stories live in song and art, and how connection to land teaches respect for all living things.
Highlights include:
Intro to Boonwurrung Culture – An engaging introduction to language, creation stories, and the spirit of Country.
Boonwurrung Seasons – Discover the six seasons and the deep ecological knowledge woven into each.
Embedding Boonwurrung Culture in Curriculum – A two-part educator workshop building confidence and cultural capability.
Kuinkin Manameet Biik (Country That Gives) – A four-part journey through storytelling, art, language, and ceremony, ending in a powerful Celebration Ceremony.
Boonwurrung Language & Naming – Authentic language naming for classrooms and learning spaces.
Yulendj Learning Resources – Digital cultural learning packs designed for Early Learning and Primary educators.
For older learners, our programs encourage deeper reflection on identity, shared history, and resilience.
Workshops combine cultural learning with wellbeing, emotional intelligence, and truth-telling — encouraging students to see themselves as part of an ongoing story of Country.
Offerings include:
Yinga Bilang (Songline) – Explore history, ceremony, and ritual through immersive storytelling.
Marram Biik (I Am) – A wellbeing seminar empowering students to connect with spirit and self.
Boonwurrung Seasons – A deeper look at cultural ecology, sustainability, and connection to land.
Intro to Boonwurrung Culture – Understanding Country through language and story.
Healing and learning walk hand in hand.
Our Boonwurrung Wellness programs are designed to foster self-awareness, compassion, and emotional intelligence, drawing from both cultural wisdom and modern therapeutic practices.
Sessions include:
Cultural Leadership & Wellbeing Keynotes – Inspirational talks by Jaeden Williams-Briggs on connection, resilience, and cultural awareness.
Stronger Within – A transformative workshop for young men on healing, brotherhood, and strength.
Maaguk Durrung (Unite with Heart) – A staff seminar on emotional intelligence, cultural connection, and healthy workplaces.
Women’s Healing – Guided sessions with Brittni Akom supporting emotional and spiritual wellbeing.
Our First Peoples Awareness programs help teams, councils, and educators understand how to embed cultural awareness and truth-telling into everyday practice.
Through immersive workshops and seminars, participants are guided to reflect, unlearn, and walk forward with deeper understanding.
Programs include:
Decolonising the Narratives, Reawakening the People
Yinga Bilang (Songline) Seminar Series
Yadabilang Marrambik (Trauma-Informed Practice)
Kuinkin Manameet Biik Cultural Immersion
Each session is designed to strengthen cultural humility, respect, and shared responsibility.
Nothing connects people to culture more deeply than being on Country.
Through guided walks, ceremonies, and performances, we invite you to experience Boonwurrung Country in its truest form — through story, smoke, and sound.
Cultural Walks – Explore Boonwurrung Country at St Kilda, Ngargee Tree, and the Royal Botanic Gardens.
Smoking Ceremonies – Ancient rituals of welcome and cleansing for events and milestones.
Welcome to Country – Performed by authorised Boonwurrung representatives for any occasion.
Yidaki (Didgeridoo) Performances – Experience the deep resonance and healing sound of the Yidaki.
Dance Ceremonies – Interactive performances celebrating music, movement, and Country.
Every Biik Bundjil workshop, performance, and ceremony is guided by a single vision — to embed Boonwurrung culture, language, and values into modern life.
By learning from Country, we learn to listen, to care, and to walk with respect.
Explore our full range of programs and experiences at biikbundjil.com.