STEM School Trip to Cornwall with Equity

Whether it's studying the effects of weathering and erosion on coastlines, the effects of hot climates on tropical habitats at the Eden Project, or stopping off at Cheddar Gorge to study the effects of river erosion and glacial runoffs at the end of the last ice age, your students will have plenty of opportunities to immerse themselves in physical geography case studies.

An excursion to Land's End and a local beach will allow students to discover more about the intriguing geology of this region. Studying the coastal cliffs, your students will learn about the igneous and metamorphic processes that formed the region's stratigraphy, as well as the uplift, weathering, and erosional processes that resulted in the dramatic coastline that we see today.

With visits to coastal habitats, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the National Lobster Hatchery, the Blue Reef Aquarium, and the Eden Project, your students will have plenty of opportunities to immerse themselves in wildlife habitats and gain an understanding of how these habitats thrive and differ from each other.