Stage 6 Fieldwork
Year 11
Stage 6 - Earth's Natural Systems
Through a case study Balls at Head Reserve, students explore the natural processes, cycles, and circulations shaping the land and water.
Stage 6 - Geographic Inquiry: "Quay to Success? Investigating Circular Quay as a Public Space."
Students are introduced to essential fieldwork techniques, providing hands-on opportunities to explore and understand real-world public spaces through geographical inquiry.
Stage 6 - People, Patterns and Processes - Place and Cultural Change
Students discover cultural change and gentrification at Millers Point, Walsh Bay, and Dawes Point. They will investigate place identity, community responses, and sustainability opportunities in this immersive local case study.
Year 12
Stage 6 Ecosystems and Global Biodiversity - Kelp Forests
At Chowder Bay, Sydney Harbour, students explore biodiversity, ecosystem dynamics, and sustainability strategies firsthand with engaging activities, including snorkelling, to deepen their geographic skills and environmental understanding.
Stage 6 - Rural and Urban Places – Pyrmont
Students discover the dynamic urban landscape of Pyrmont through its geography, cultural and economic ties, and approaches to sustainable development.
Stage 6 - Rural and Urban Places - Green Square
Students explore the dynamic urban area of Green Square and discover how cultural, economic, and environmental factors drive change and sustainability in a rapidly evolving place.
Stage 6 - Rural and Urban Places – Barangaroo
Students explore Barangaroo’s urban development, geographical significance, and sustainable initiatives
Stage 6 - Rural and Urban Places - Darling Harbour
Students explore the urban transformation of Darling Harbour through its geography, cultural and economic connections, and sustainable management strategies.
Stage 6 - Global Sustainability - Tourism (Taronga Zoo)
Through a case study of Taronga Zoo, students examine the strategies used for sustainable tourism.