Learning outside the classroom is a one of a kind experience that helps students get some hands on experience in fieldwork and get a much better and more holistic understanding of their environment. They are introduced to various facets of formal and informal training. All of them are curriculum based and offers a way to better understand their syllabus and the world around them. Our trained staff always guide and nurture the students to make sure learning is always fun and safe.
Custom and progressive programs for year 3-13, A-level, IB, IGCSE/GCSE programs for Biology, Geography and Environmental Sciences
This includes coastal management surveys with man-made and natural examples using data loggers and probes to measure the environmental gradients of biotic factors in the mangroves and examine bio-diversity and interactions between the abundant and unique species.
Desert studies including track identification, plant and animal identification, studies comparing human and agricultural impact with natural pristine sites, water use and conservation, exotic vs endemic plants.
Wadi studies including looking at bio-diversity of organisms and adaptations of wadi fish. Studying biotic and abiotic factors of wadi pools can be used for river studies.
Rocky shore studies including food web investigation and succession studies.
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