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    • About Us
    • Staff
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  • Excursions
    • INCURSIONS
    • Living Seawalls - Growth and Survival of Living Things
    • Living Seawalls - Marine and Civil Engineering
    • Living Seawalls - HPGE STEAM Program
    • Kelp Forests
    • Darling Harbour Precinct
    • Earth's Environments
    • Environmental Change
    • Geographical Investigation
    • Iron Cove
    • Life In The Sea
    • Estuarine Studies
    • Oceanography
  • Resources
    • Living Seawalls
    • Reef Design Lab
    • Operation Crayweed
    • Operation Posidonia & Seeds of the Sea
    • IMOS
    • Project Restore
    • Geographical Investigation, Skills & Fieldwork
    • Sydney Estuary
    • Gamay (Botany Bay)
    • Mangrove Forests
    • Kelp - Great Southern Reef
    • Oyster Reefs
    • Darling Harbour Precinct
    • Snorkelling
    • Coral Reefs
    • Tundra
    • Geographical Tools
  • Projects
    • Living Seawalls School Hub
    • Blue Schools Network
    • STEAM
      • Investigating Middle Harbour Creek
      • Eco-Engineering
    • Ocean Art
  • Professional Learning

The Harbour School Sydney

Iron Cove - Stage 6 Geography

This excursion explores the Human-Environment Interactions Year 11 Geography topic. Iron Cove offers a rich environment for studying a geographical region.

Students can explore the nature of the geographical region, its unique characteristics, human-environment interactions and evidence of change, and responses.

​Iron Cove provides a great location for study of a range of different environments and geographical processes: tidal movements, erosion, sedimentation, shoreline dynamics, mangrove ecosystems, ecological adaptations, wind and water circulations, climatic influences on local ecosystems. 
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Location:
This excursion starts at Rodd Point at 9:30am.
The day finishes at Callan Park at 2pm-2:30pm
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Student Resources
Risk Assessment
Syllabus Content
Human-environments interaction study - A geographical region
  • The spatial dimensions and nature of a chosen geographic region, which may be of local or regional scale
  • Unique characteristics of the natural environment, including physical processes and natural cycles influencing the nature of the region
  • Human–environment interactions and evidence of change
  • Challenges, opportunities and responses
  • The effectiveness of people and organisations in managing ONE challenge at a selected place, within the region
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
$40 per student (including GST)

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 (including GST).
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 Iron Cove risk assessment.
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  • Home
    • About Us
    • Staff
    • Cancellations & Changes
    • Past Events
    • Blog
    • Contact Us
  • Excursions
    • INCURSIONS
    • Living Seawalls - Growth and Survival of Living Things
    • Living Seawalls - Marine and Civil Engineering
    • Living Seawalls - HPGE STEAM Program
    • Kelp Forests
    • Darling Harbour Precinct
    • Earth's Environments
    • Environmental Change
    • Geographical Investigation
    • Iron Cove
    • Life In The Sea
    • Estuarine Studies
    • Oceanography
  • Resources
    • Living Seawalls
    • Reef Design Lab
    • Operation Crayweed
    • Operation Posidonia & Seeds of the Sea
    • IMOS
    • Project Restore
    • Geographical Investigation, Skills & Fieldwork
    • Sydney Estuary
    • Gamay (Botany Bay)
    • Mangrove Forests
    • Kelp - Great Southern Reef
    • Oyster Reefs
    • Darling Harbour Precinct
    • Snorkelling
    • Coral Reefs
    • Tundra
    • Geographical Tools
  • Projects
    • Living Seawalls School Hub
    • Blue Schools Network
    • STEAM
      • Investigating Middle Harbour Creek
      • Eco-Engineering
    • Ocean Art
  • Professional Learning