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We've combed through Ocean School to put together a few weeks of our favourite materials. There's an educational video and a student activity for each week day. No log in required!

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Ocean School is a groundbreaking educational experience that uses powerful storytelling techniques, immersive technologies and interactive media.

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Ocean School is a free, innovative inquiry-based learning experience geared towards ages 11-15 and available online in English, French, and Spanish.  Through the use of videos, virtual reality, augmented reality, and corresponding activities, Ocean School hopes to strengthen students’ personal connection to the ocean and empower the next generation of ocean citizens, researchers, and innovators.

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Ocean School is a free environmental education resource for students in grades 5 to 12. Our inspiring and immersive multimedia resources featuring linear and 360˚ videos, VR/AR, interactive media and hands-on projects and activities are offered in English and French. Our cross-curricular content spans science, social studies, language arts and more!

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Ocean School is a free, innovative ocean education resource for use in the classroom and at home, spanning science, social studies and more.

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Reconnecting people and their marine environment is at the heart of our Wild Beach ethos. With over 90 miles of coast stretching from Rye Harbour to West Wittering it's a wild space for learning with plenty of access.

We recognise the vital importance of promoting an understanding of the natural world and see the Wild Beach programme as an ideal medium for delivery.

Our trainers are experienced providers of environmental education, and have been delivering Forest School programmes to Sussex children from schools, nurseries and youth and community groups since 2005.

"I have rarely been on such an engaging course and your enthusiasm is really infectious!"
- Wild Beach Participant
Wild Beach Leader Training Level 3 course accredited by Open College Network West Midlands
Three days of experiential learning on the beach.
Training Dates 2021 - £350

Wednesday 5th to Friday 7th May 2021 : Brighton, East Sussex

Monday 21st to Wednesday 23rd June 2021 : Eastbourne, East Sussex

Tuesday 14th to Thursday 16th September 2021 : Selsey, West Sussex
Workbook to be submitted within six months of course start date
Course consists of 3 units:

1. Keeping safe on the beach

2. Practical skills on the beach

3. Understanding the beach environment

Areas of learning include:

Risk benefit analysis

Understanding tides

Shelter, games and activities

Marine wildlife identification

Cooking outdoors

Sustainability and marine conservation zones

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Reconnecting people and their marine environment is at the heart of our Wild Beach ethos. With over 90 miles of coast stretching from Rye Harbour to West Wittering it's a wild space for learning with plenty of access.

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The Your Shore Beach Rangers are working across Cornwall to engage and inspire the youth of Cornwall to protect the beautiful marine environment that surrounds us. The YSBR team is working with schools, colleges, youth groups, and local community groups throughout Cornwall, and inviting everyone to get involved.

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http://www.mcsuk.org/coolseas/

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Welcome to our fun and learning section. We have a vast library of resources on marine conservation that you can tap into, take a look here...

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The Ocean Collection, Frontiers for Young Minds

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The Ocean Collection, Frontiers for Young Minds

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The ocean was the origin of life on earth billions of years ago and it is vital for the future of humanity. It is vast, deep, harsh and somehow “rebellious” to uncover its secrets and hence, there is much that is unexplored and misunderstood. Scientists need to study the ocean to better understand i…

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https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/maritimeforum/en/node/5494