Outdoor Education

NEW Course – Exploring Coastal Biology

Course Length & Structure

  • Module 1: Introduction to Coastal Biology (30 minutes)
  • Module 2: Coastal Ecosystems (1 hour)
  • Module 3: Marine Life in Coastal Areas (1 hour)
  • Module 4: Coastal Environmental Processes (45 minutes)
  • Module 5: Human Impact on Coastal Ecosystems (1 hour)
  • Module 6: Conservation and Protection Efforts (45 minutes)
  • Module 7: Careers in Coastal Biology (30 minutes)
  • Module 8: Summary and Further Learning (15 minutes)

Paths of Growth

This lesson integrates key aspects of personal development, storytelling, and experiential learning, aligning with curriculum goals of building emotional intelligence, fostering resilience, and encouraging reflective practices, while also promoting skills in critical thinking and community engagement.

Through the power of storytelling, this lesson not only deepens students’ understanding of personal growth and resilience but also strengthens their English language skills. By exploring real-life pilgrimage stories, learners engage with narrative structures, character development, and emotional expression, while also reflecting on the life lessons embedded in these tales.

This immersive experience encourages self-discovery and empowers students to build resilience through the wisdom of others, fostering a deeper connection to both their own journeys and the shared stories of those who walk alongside them. As they reflect on these lessons, students develop critical life skills like empathy, trust, and the courage to take small steps toward overcoming challenges—skills that will benefit them both in and out of the classroom.These stories do more than just teach life lessons, they align with key themes from Personal Health and Social Education (PHSE), which aims to empower individuals to make healthier choices, build resilience, and navigate the complexities of life in a supportive community. Through the journey of personal storytelling, learners explore emotional health, relationships, and wellbeing.

These sessions are offered both in groups, 1:1 (Hybrid/On-Line)

Science

Habitats & Natural Environments. At KS1/2 our engaging science lessons are conducted outdoors, utilizing the natural environment whilst developing the senses and curiosity in children in a natural setting. These hands-on lessons will keep children captivated and wanting to explore more in this field.

Biology – This interactive biology art workshop combines both practical and theory. Understanding the origins and movement of muscles and bones, the heart, nervous and respiratory systems whilst building in clay. This workshop is ideal for students studying at KS3/4 biology.

Geology & Geography

These fun classes explore the study of the earth, it’s physical features, resources, climate and the physical aspects of populations. Through experiential learning children will develop a fascination and enquiring mind with these lively, entertaining lessons.

Chemistry. This interactive hands-on chemistry lesson will teach students about ingredients which go into cosmetics, PH levels, identifying products, designing a brand.  Ideal for secondary students who are interested in the science behind cosmetics. KS3/KS4

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