On 23/12/24, 59 Form 4 and 5 Geography students participated in a field trip focused on the coastal environment and management strategies.

During the trip, students identified coastal landforms, examined the factors and processes shaping the coast, and applied various fieldwork skills such as sampling methods, drawing field sketches, and using equipment for measurements. They also constructed beach profiles to analyze and present morphological data. Beyond learning technical skills, students gained an appreciation for the beauty of coastal environments and developed an awareness of the importance of sustainably managing marine resources and ensuring the safety of marine ecosystems.

This hands-on experience allowed students to connect classroom knowledge with real-world applications.