KS3 Boat Programme:
River Thames and OS Mapping
Come on a learning voyage with Thames Explorer Trust
We offer a KS3 programme aboard the Golden Salamander, a cruising riverboat which provides a floating classroom for students to engage in an enquiry about the changing settlements along the river’s banks, between Putney Bridge and Richmond Lock. This memorable session covers National Curriculum objectives in both Geography and History, with a focus on mapwork skills.
Using a series of Ordinance Survey maps from different historic periods between 1805 and the present day, students take part in a real-world case study considering the changing nature of this stretch of the tidal river over the past 200 years.
This four-hour programme is for two class groups of up to 30 pupils, based at Thames Explorer’s headquarters in Pier House, Chiswick. Sessions usually start at 10.30am and end at 2.30pm, the content of the sessions can be adapted to meet the needs of your pupils.
Locations
Chiswick
Duration
Full day programme – 4 hours
Learning Objective
You will be asked to indicate your learning objectives as part of the booking process in advance of your trip so we can tailor the programme to your requirements.
Need to know
Who is it for?
KS3
How many can attend?
Two class groups minimum – approximately 60 pupils
Prices
£910 per visit
Duration & Locations
Four-hour programme
Next Steps
To book your visit or for more information please contact the Thames Explorer Trust
020 8742 0057 (Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 4.30pm)
or email us your requirements.