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A2 Level Biology Field Course

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It’s that time of year!!!

Sand Dunes

The A2 Biology Field Course for the current year 12’s will take place on the following dates:

  • Monday 7th July 09.00-17.15 going to Robin Hood’s Bay
  • Wednesday 9th July 09.00-17.00 going to Teesmouth Sand Dunes
  • Thursday 10th July 09.00-17.45 going to Grinton Moor, Muker Meadows and Hazel Brow Farm.

The course allows us to deliver the practical ecology work within Unit 5. Three days allows us to cover a large part of the unit so it’s really important that you make sure you can come.

Put the dates in your diary and make sure you return the permission slip.

You will receive a letter about the course from your teacher soon.

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