Primary

Charlotte presented a specialised session on sharks. She was very engaging and communicated her in-depth knowledge well.

I liked that Charlotte works with teachers to deliver a tailored, engaging incursion that is unique. It's great that students have the opportunity to observe and touch a variety of marine specimens.

The entire Year 3 cohort became Ocean Trailblazer's after completing the 'Birth & Beyond' program on marine life cycles. Charlotte brought a diverse array of marine specimens, including sea stars, brittle stars, sea cucumbers, shells and shark jaws to educate about life cycles in a tangible and captivating way. This tactile approach enriched our students' scientific understanding and instilled an appreciation for marine conservation.

Our toddlers, pre-kindy and kindy children really enjoyed this incursion. It was very engaging and hands-on. The children loved holding the sea stars, watching the crabs and touching the different textured shells.

It was pitched well for the age group, with a great range of resources!

Ocean Discovery Education delivered an amazing, in-depth session to our Year 12 students. Charlotte customised the content to provide students with valuable knowledge about Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), in preparation for their camp.

Interacting with the underwater treasures and animals (especially the live sea stars) was a highlight!

What I liked about the Ocean Pioneer 'Waves of Change' session was the conservation message, the live animals, and marine specimens. The presenter was knowledgeable and the students were really engaged. They particularly loved the shell collection, shark jaws, corals, sea stars, and hermit crabs.

The Year 1's really enjoyed the hands-on aspect of the incursion. This experience provides children with the opportunity to 'learn through doing'.

Charlotte was engaging and knowledgeable - having all those qualifications and life experiences enhanced the children's learning immensely!