CLP Examples

CLP Resources

It is recommended that Home School Liaison Teachers visit the following websites:

The intention is that they are to be accessed by liaisons in order to create realistic, manageable student owned CLP projects - the ruMAD site has the 8 keys to madness which is of particular help. In order to access the 8 keys to madness, teachers or facilitators need to register and then access TOOLKIT.

Alpine School Students - CLP projects

Warnambool College - CLP

CLP School Details

School: Warnambool College
Students: Meg, Grady, Fletcher, Darby
Liaison Teacher: Rodney Owen
ASC Teacher: Jaron Martin
Term: Term: 3, 2008

Project Overview

Warrnambool has an important relationship with the Gunditjmara people and their relatives. We believe that, although we have given back much to them, we would like to give more to them to recognise them as an important part of our community.

For our CLP we propose to erect an indigenous garden in Albert Park to commemorate them and thank them for all the help they have given us in making the community such a strong and diverse place to live in. Our design (shaped in the form of a snake) has numerous indigenous and native plants in it. This is so that we can enlighten locals to their history, and the history of the land around us. We will also erect a notice board thanking sponsors and giving information about how the plants were used and what part of the South West they came from.

ASC Work Summary

While we were here we have;

Finished the design for the garden
Made the plants selection
Got a quote on how much money we are going to require
Contacted nurseries to hear their range of stock, and the prices
Inquired about fundraising to many people
Planned how the garden is going to be put together
Contacted the council to ask permission to plant on Albert Park
Researched uses for plants in garden to put on information board

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Work Examples

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FILE	Description	FILE SIZE	Last Modified
Warnambool College, CLP Group Review	CLP Group Review - Indigenous Garden CLP Project	37 Kb	01/01/09 16:14
Indigenous Garden - Cultivation and Uses	Indigenous Garden - Cultivation and Uses	60 Kb	01/01/09 16:14
Indigenous Garden - Letter to Jamie Thomas	Indigenous Garden - Warnambool CLP - Letter to Jamie Thomas	40 Kb	01/01/09 16:15
Indigenous Garden - Additional Info	Indigenous Garden - Warnambool CLP - Additional Information about plants	296 Kb	01/01/09 16:17

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