Watch the interview here: Interview Part 1 Interview Part 2 Questions for Davy from Le Rocquier School, Year 11, Geography Class Personal Who are you and where do you live? How would you describe yourself as a...
GCSE Geography students at Le Rocquier School in Jersey will be following the Skeleton Coast Expedition commencing on 2nd October for their GCSE topics: ‘Geography in the News’ and ‘Extreme Environments.’...
The Arctic module is due to leave in May 2010 taking 20 students and teachers to the worlds most northern Island called Svalbard. Students will be exposed to the harsh arctic conditions while working with a sports scientist on t...
The QCA have a launched “Global Dimension” this give examples of how we can all try and act as a global community and have better understanding of the world around us. Youth Exploring Science support this and want to...
There is enough kilowatts of electricity generated by thunder and lightening storms around the world to provide more power than we could ever use, but how can we harness that power….. If the quantity of water that is conde...
Research some of the most fantastic places on the face of the planet with the worlds leading scientists undertaking important work to benefit our global understanding. ...
Work along side the world’s expert in desert elephant research based in Namibia. For the past 15 years this project’s scientist has pioneered satellite tracking of these elephants and linked up with a community outreach progra...
Work with a scientist to compare the human body and how it works in an extreme environment. Explore the frozen Arctic Ocean and learn how the melting icecaps may affect the world and climate change. A challenging research proj...
Rhino’s have survived since prehistoric times; learn about these animals from scientists whose work is adding to the global understanding of these fascinating creatures. Track them in the wild collecting live data on habits, b...