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Eltham High School
Outdoor Educational Studies
In Term 1, the Year 12 Outdoor Educational Studies class enjoyed the opportunity to attend two outdoor activities to enhance their learning and understanding of Unit 3 - Relationships with Outdoor Environments.
The first trip was a three day camp at Wilson Promontory. The Area of Study 1- Changing Human Relationships with Outdoor Environments was explored and developed whilst on the camp. Stand-up paddle boarding, bush walking, a sun set hike, a talk from the local ranger, cooking, camping, log book note taking and group bonding was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The second trip was a one day excursion to the Mornington Peninsula. Their knowledge of the Area of Study 2 - Relationships with Outdoor Environments in the past decade was thoroughly consolidated through this journey.
Snorkelling out in Port Phillip Bay with seals and the exquisite marine life and a trip to the local pick your own strawberry farm, Rocky Creek was a great experience.
We continue to be proud of the Outdoor Education opportunities at Eltham High School.
GEORGIA BHANDARI, Year 12 Outdoor and Environmental Studies Teacher