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At the start of October, the LVI Geography students embarked on a field trip to the River Tillingbourne drainage basin, where they conducted a variety of measurements, including infiltration rates, to enhance their fieldwork skills. The hands-on experience aimed to equip students with practical techniques essential for their Non-Exam Assessment (NEA) later in the academic year.
The trip was both enjoyable and productive, allowing students to gather a diverse range of data for analysis. Back in the classroom, they further analysed and presented their findings, reinforcing their understanding of the hydrological cycle through this practical exploration.
Keep up to date with all of our trip news on our聽website听补苍诲听!
