Students got to explore
the museum and consolidate their learning on plate tectonics, volcanoes and
earthquakes while competing a booklet.
In the earthquake section students got
to experience what it would be like to be in a real life earthquake, they said
afterwards it helped them to understand how scared people must feel during an
earthquake.
After lunch the students had some extra time to explore different
parts of the museum before they went to an interactive workshop where they
learned about how volcanoes occur, the different types of lava and the ways in
which earthquakes are measured. The students were keen to get involved in the
workshop, displaying their knowledge and understanding by answering all of the
questions correctly!
The students’ behaviour was fantastic, two members of the
public approached staff praising the students for the exceptional behaviour.
The trip was very interactive and it helped students visualize their learning from the classroom. A fantastic day was had by all!
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