Life In The Sea - Stage 6 Marine Studies

Students will be provided with an introduction to Marine Studies as a discipline. They will hear from marine experts about their research and projects, access a touch tank to investigate classification of marine organisms, investigate marine food chains and food webs and species adaptations.

This excursion takes place at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science.

Syllabus Links
  • Diversity of living things found in the sea
  • Classification of all ocean life forms
  • An organisms adaptations to its immediate environment
  • Specific roles of marine life - producer, consumer, decomposer
  • Food chains, food webs and food pyramids found in the sea
  • The relationship between where organisms are found, their adaptation and the physical environment
Cost
$40 per student (payment to the Sydney Institute of Marine Science)
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Minimum booking size
Excursions need a minimum of 15 students to run. 
Please contact us if you have a class smaller than 15 and we can try to combine with a second school.

Please submit a booking inquiry by completing the Booking Inquiry Google Form.
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