National Fieldwork Fortnight is underway, although you can get involved any time between now and the end of the summer term.
The first week is over - what have you been up to so far?
There's plenty of ideas from Chloe here...
Read more here.
It's not long until #nationalfieldworkfortnight - 26th Jun to 7th Jul!
— The Island Geographer (@theislandgeogr) May 21, 2023
Need some ideas?
✅ Look through @The_GA dedicated site https://t.co/UmjC9NhHdB
✅ Download some free data collection sheets from https://t.co/IPfknM697u
✅ Use the hashtag to find out what others are up to! pic.twitter.com/CGbW3UhxVT
There's plenty of existing ideas on the GA website for those who want to get involved.
As part of @The_GA strategic partnership with the Field Studies Council (@FieldStudiesC ), a series of webinars for ECTeachers have been produced covering all of things that teachers may need to know if they are planning, designing and leading fieldwork https://t.co/CtPFKJR94t
— PrimaryHistGeogHub (@PriHistGeogHub) June 29, 2023
Don't forget the more creative ideas that are also available to you.
Image: Alan Parkinson
Update
It’s #NationalFieldworkFortnight📖 This year’s theme is #environment & we’d like to share some exciting projects which could be adapted into a fieldwork trip🧭
— The Flood Hub (@TheFloodHub) July 3, 2023
Check out our local area map https://t.co/4lEwFFifiE to find SuDS & NFM schemes near your #school🏫@EYPPC_GA @The_GA pic.twitter.com/fl03NPQgFn
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