Enquiry Based Learning

Create innovative and enquiry based learning opportunities perfect for an integrated curriculum. There are many possibilities and they can be adapted to your school and student's needs.

Here are just some examples of successful and multidisciplinary projects:

ICT and Maths:

Find, display, analyse and manipulate geographic data through navigation and Geocaching.

Community awareness projects:

Plan, collect and record information about your local community. Analyse and share field work results online.

Geography field studies:

Map out your school grounds, local area or region. Work with coordinate systems, develop map reading skills, understand profiles and geographical evolution.

History projects:

Record urban development and how it affects your environment. Research historic buildings and sites.

Environmental studies:

Organise projects and long term studies such as wildlife and river surveys, soil erosion and transect comparisons.

Biology and History scavenger hunts:

Investigate plant populations, rock formations, historic sites in a pro-active manner.

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About Geocaching

Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers of all ages equipped with GPS devices. It involves locating hidden containers (geocaches) outdoors and then sharing experiences and hints online.

It is a great way to have fun and keep fit and promotes a strong sense of community and support for the environment.

Find out more: www.geocaching.com

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