Outdoor Education

SACE Stage 2

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Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education

SACE Stage 2

20 credits


Students connect with natural environments through three 3-day journeys (bushwalking, rock climbing and kayaking camps). The purpose of each journey is to develop a range of transferable skills. Students develop skills in planning and preparation, risk and safety management, conservation and sustainable practices. There is also a strong focus on teamwork, leadership, reflection, evaluation and technical outdoor skills.

Students build positive relationships with each other, connect with nature and explore various perspectives. They reflect on and evaluate their own learning, explore the impacts of human behaviour on ecosystems and engage in personal growth and development.

Course Content
Assessment
Further Info
Course Content
Topics covered include:
  • Conservation and Sustainability
  • Human Connections with Nature
  • Personal Growth, Safety and Development

Assessment

School Assessment
About Natural Environments 20%
Experiences in Natural Environments 50%


External Assessment
Connections with Natural Environments 30%

Further Info

Stage 2 Outdoor Education requires students to engage in three camps as part of assessment requirements: bushwalking, rock-climbing and kayaking).