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The Harbour School Sydney

Burwood - Stage 6 Geography


This excursion explores Study 3: Place and cultural change part of the Year 11 Geography topic People, Patterns and Processes. The suburb combines bustling commercial areas, high-rise residential development mixed with low density heritage residential areas, and is a transportation hub. Burwood's culture of place has been shaped by waves of migration from European and Asian countries. Evidence of change can be seen such as urbanization through increased density, and cultural change through Burwood's vibrant culinary scene and multicultural festivals, including Burwood's China Town.

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Syllabus Content
Place and Cultural Change
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ONE place at a local or national scale
  • the spatial and cultural characteristics of the place
  • influences on the cultural identity of the place
  • perceptions of, and responses to, cultural continuity and/or change
  • opportunities to enhance environmental sustainability and/or human wellbeing
Geographical Tools
Fieldwork
  • Formulate geographical questions for investigation
  • Identify, collect and record geographical data and information
  • Construct a log of events and activities that records the development of a fieldwork activity
  • Synthesise and interpret fieldwork data
  • Evaluate a fieldwork activity
Cost
$35 per student + GST (38.50)
The cost includes the payment of The Harbour School Sydney staff, photocopying, and contributions to ongoing business costs such as insurance, staff training, etc.
Minimum booking size
Excursions need a minimum of 15 students to run, or a minimum payment of $600 plus GST.
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Please contact us if you have a class smaller than 15 and we can try to combine with a second school.
Risk Assessment
Click to access and download the Burwood risk assessment.
We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and recognise their continuing connection with, and knowledge about, land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to Elders past, present and emerging.
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The Harbour School Sydney acknowledges the Cammeraygal people of the Eora Nation, the Traditional Owners of the land and waters where we work and learn. We are committed to fostering partnerships that unite us in our stewardship of the ocean.​
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 9716 0986
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  • Home
    • About Us
    • Staff
    • Contact Us
  • Excursions
    • Earth's Environments
    • Living Seawalls - Growth and Survival of Living Things
    • Life In The Sea
    • Estuarine Studies
    • Living Seawalls - Marine and Civil Engineering
    • Environmental Change
    • Oceanography
    • Climate Change
    • Kelp Forests
    • Geographical Investigation
    • Coral Reefs
    • Darling Harbour Precinct
    • Iron Cove
  • Resources
    • Project Restore
    • Living Seawalls
    • Operation Crayweed
    • Operation Posidonia
    • Sydney Seahorse Project
    • IMOS
    • Geographical Investigation - Fieldwork
    • Mangrove Forests
    • Darling Harbour Precinct
    • Snorkelling
  • Sustainability Projects
    • Blue Schools Network
  • Professional Learning
    • Past Events
    • Teacher Talk
  • Careers
    • Jobs A-Z
    • Marine and Environmental Science
  • Blog