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  • P2-P4 Barnaby Bear

    Use maps, stories and games to explore the area. Discover the plants and animals that live here and design and build dens for Barnaby Bear.

  • A Level Geology Practical Skills Developed through Fieldwork and Specified Practicals in 5 days

    The assessment of practical skills is a compulsory requirement for EDUQAS A Level Geology. In our packed 5-day course, students will complete a range of Specified Practical’s (SPs) and use practical techniques to develop their fieldwork and investigation skills. Students will be able to meet the…

  • A Level Geology Practical Skills Developed through Fieldwork and PAGs in 5 days

    The Practical Endorsement for OCR A Level Geology requires a minimum of 12 practical activities. In our packed 5-day course, students will complete a range of PAGs and cover course content from the seven modules of the OCR Geology specification. Students will be required to “think…

  • IB Geography (Internal Assessment Skills and Opportunities)

    This is a packed five day course for IB Diploma Geography students giving them the opportunity to visit a different country and experience its geography and culture.Students will cover content from Part 1: Optional Themes, developing knowledge of case studies, geographic models and theories, specific examples and links to…

  • KS2 Geography – Investigating a Local Place

    Immerse yourself in the environment by investigating and experiencing a unique location. Carry out a range of fieldwork techniques to investigate the area and collect first hand data. Explore the local area using map and compass skills. Discover the impact of people on the habitat using…

  • KS2 Year 5 and 6 Cross Curriculum – Survivial

    What do we need to survive? How could we use the resources around us to survive in the naturalhabitat. Taking part in a range of activities, the children will discover what the most importantresources are. Using teamwork and practicing skills they will understand the importance of shelter,water, fire lighting**…

  • KS2 Trees and Plants

    Year 5/6 Students will discover what trees and plant are growing in the local area. They will identify trees using key features e.g. leaves and bark. Students will identify and describe different parts of the plant and their functions. They will explore the plant lifecycle: looking at what…

  • KS2 Geography – Rivers

    Investigate a local river, looking at how a river channel changes downstream. Pupils will learn about the water cycle, and how water moves through the surrounding area, before carrying out measurements along the river at different locations. Learning Objectives Describe and understand key aspects of rivers…

  • KS2 Rocks and Soils

    Discover how and when rocks and fossils were formed. Investigate the properties of different rocks and their uses. Describe the properties of soil and investigate the differences between soils. Use this information to solve the mystery of the stolen lunch. More information on…

  • KS2 Science – Energy and Electricity

    Meet Michael Faraday and discover how electricity is generated and how to use it safely. Construct circuits using solar panels and look at different forms of alternative energy. Understand thefunction of the substation and how electricity is transported to houses. Test materials to discover whether they are…

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Field Studies Council is a registered charity in England and Wales no 313364 and in Scotland no SC039870 and a limited company registered in England and Wales no 412621.

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