Fond Memories of Fieldwork Adventures
The start of something wonderful…
Presenters
Charlotte Foster
Senior Tutor at FSC
Flatford Mill
&
Member of FOLSIG
Jason Lock
&
Member of FOLSIG
Ryan Nock
Geography Team
Manager
&
Chair of FOLSIG
Caitlin Finlay
Geography NQT
&
Member of FOLSIG
The start of something wonderful…
by making lasting memories
Twitter responses
Being with an A level group doing river fieldwork where they were filming "The Holiday" with Jude Law
and Cameron Diaz. When Jude waved at them some of the girls almost passed out! @nicklapthorn
Twitter responses
The aurora started kicking off one evening
at our accommodation outside Inverness,
so we made the collective decision to
abandon work and went out to watch
them! It was much more memorable than
processing soil data!
@EmmaEarth
Twitter responses
Sixth form fieldwork,
staying at Blencathra
in 1988 unexpected
snowfall saw us
sledging down the fell
in our waterproofs!
@NotJust4Xmas
Went to our usual cliff top
spot to sketch a
headland & found
topless sunbathers on the
beach below. Every
single student included
them in their sketch!
@GeogMum
We used to take Year 8 to
Southend every year to
look at tourism and
coasts. I remember one
year taking a girl who
had never seen the sea
before (we lived an hour
away) and her face lit up
as we went down to the
beach.
@thegeogfrog
We took GCSE students to a river valley and
had given all of the warnings about wildlife
etc... but a girl fed a Wotsit to a sheep at
lunch. Cue 30 minutes of several sheep chasing
the group down the valley and lots of shrieking
teenagers.
@MrsLauraRidley
Taking pupils to
Whitby and them
whooping, shouting
and waving at me
from the top of the
sightseeing bus when
they should have
been mapping land
use.
@NotJust4Xmas
Naked photo shoot at
Durdle Door!!! Boys
found it a memorable
trip!
@pgabrielle18
Fond memories shared by educators and students from various fieldwork experiences include encounters with celebrities, witnessing the beauty of auroras, unexpected adventures in nature, amusing wildlife interactions, and unique learning moments. From filming locations to unexpected wildlife encounters, these fieldwork experiences have created lasting memories for those involved.
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Presenters Charlotte Foster Senior Tutor at FSC Flatford Mill & Member of FOLSIG Jason Lock Ryan Nock Geography Team Manager & Chair of FOLSIG Caitlin Finlay Geography NQT & Member of FOLSIG & Member of FOLSIG
The start of something wonderful by making lasting memories What are your fondest memories of fieldwork you ve had as a pupil or a teacher?
Twitter responses Being with an A level group doing river fieldwork where they were filming "The Holiday" with Jude Law and Cameron Diaz. When Jude waved at them some of the girls almost passed out! @nicklapthorn
Twitter responses The aurora started kicking off one evening at our accommodation outside Inverness, so we made the collective decision to abandon work and went out to watch them! It was much more memorable than processing soil data! @EmmaEarth
Twitter responses Went to our usual cliff top spot to sketch a headland & found topless sunbathers on the beach below. Every single student included them in their sketch! @GeogMum We used to take Year 8 to Southend every year to look at tourism and coasts. I remember one year taking a girl who had never seen the sea before (we lived an hour away) and her face lit up as we went down to the beach. @thegeogfrog Sixth form fieldwork, staying at Blencathra in 1988 unexpected snowfall saw us sledging down the fell in our waterproofs! @NotJust4Xmas Taking pupils to Whitby and them whooping, shouting and waving at me from the top of the sightseeing bus when they should have been mapping land use. @NotJust4Xmas We took GCSE students to a river valley and had given all of the warnings about wildlife etc... but a girl fed a Wotsit to a sheep at lunch. Cue 30 minutes of several sheep chasing the group down the valley and lots of shrieking teenagers. @MrsLauraRidley Naked photo shoot at Durdle Door!!! Boys found it a memorable trip! @pgabrielle18
