{Learn from} {the Outdoors}; Greg Smith's Experiential Camp Aims to Help Groups
Byline: {} {Nadine Fisher nadine.fisher@tweednews.com.au }
MAKING a difference in the lives of young people was the reason behind Greg Smith's move to the Tweed area.
He had worked for Edmund Rice Camps for many years all over Australia and wanted to branch out on his own.
And so he began Interaction Experiential Learning, an outdoor education camp, based at Kunghur near Uki.
"It is experiential, meaning the learning happens by doing. It's sustainable, for it has the powerful potential to help groups and individuals improve physical, emotional and intellectual skills, and to grow and mature to become valuable contributing Australians in a …
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Article title: {Learn from} {the Outdoors}; Greg Smith's Experiential Camp Aims to Help Groups.
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Newspaper title: Tweed Daily News (Tweed Heads, Australia).
Publication date: March 13, 2010.
Page number: 10.
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