Our learning workshop for young people aged 11 to 14 enhances their understanding of the needs of animals and the ways in which we can help to conserve their environment for the future.
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ART: UNDERWATER ART
Create and sketch a coral garden and draw incredible creatures. Extend your skills by practicing imaginative drawing and drawing from life using our interesting private collection. Our collection has been donated by past collectors or has been ethically sourced in-line with our principles as a conservation charity. This practical workshop covers both imaginative drawing and drawing from life, and allows students to extend their skills as they work with our diverse collection of marine life resources. The Deep can supply HB pencils & A4 copy paper, but you are welcome to bring your own drawing materials too.
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GEOGRAPHY AND CITIZENSHIP: DROWNING IN PLASTIC
Plastic in our oceans is a worldwide problem that needs solving. This session uses fun practical work and discussion to investigate: looking at why, where and what we can do about it.
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SCIENCE AND CITIZENSHIP: CLIMATE CHANGE - CHANGING OCEANS
This informal interactive discussion based workshop explores the effects of global warming. Using the 3D magic globe and a simple practical, students are encouraged to consider the effects of increasing sea temperatures, rising sea levels, increasing acidity and oxygen loss. To conclude students consider their own personal impact, the overall impact of humans and the measures that could be implemented to aid ocean recovery and help save the planet.
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