News (Green Office)
Set in the surroundings of Oest Farm and Stay in Ritthem, students camped in a food forest and participated in a programme that combined nature-based learning with personal development. Before the weekend, each participant had a one-on-one session with a coach to define personal goals they hoped to explore during the experience.
Throughout the three days, students were encouraged to slow down, be fully present, and consider their relationship with the natural world. They got hands-on by helping maintain the food forest, and attended sessions on permaculture, wild foraging, and working in harmony with nature.
Following the weekend, students continue to engage in follow-up activities designed to turn their green visions into tangible actions. These actions can also count towards their study credits—making Buitenkans a valuable opportunity for both inner growth and professional development.news
On Friday 23 May, the closing event of the Drinkable Rivers project took place in Vlissingen. HZ students were first invited to join a seal safari on the Zeeland Cruising Boat on the Scheldt, accompanied by Li An Phoa. Approximately 45 students from various programmes participated in the safari. The boat anchored near the sandbanks for some time, allowing participants to quietly observe the seals in their natural habitat. The final stage of the Scheldt Walk followed, hosted by Li An Phoa. From 22 April to 23 May, she walked 360 kilometres along the entire length of the Scheldt River. Upon reaching the final destination, a water ceremony was held to mark the completion of the journey. After the walk, the group gathered at the Machinefabriek in Vlissingen for the official closing event, which formed part of the Fabrieksfestival. The event focused on water quality and featured a range of citizen initiatives, as well as performances in art, comedy and music.
More information about Drinkable Rivers: https://drinkablerivers.org/news
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