ISB students conduct fieldwork probe for study programme

Year 9 students in Temburong

Year 11 students visit Crocodile beach 

ISB students conducted fieldwork investigations as part of their study programmes and exam courses.

Year 8 students visited Crocodile Beach, conducted experiments, measured the speed and depth of the river, and saw how beach material changed with distance from the sea.

The Year 9's, studying the world's climate zones and how plants and animals have adapted to the climatic factors, went off to Temburong, travelled up into the National park by longboat and then climbed over 1200 steps to reach the canopy walkway in the jungle.

They are presenting the information and data collected from this trip as assessment work.

Year 10 students went to Tasek Lama river to conduct experiments and collect data for a fieldwork report for Geography. Meanwhile, the Year 11's visited Crocodile Beach for their investigations.

Year 12 International Baccalaureate students jetted off to Kota Kinabalu for three days to investigate coastal management strategies, land use and associated problems in a less developed city, and undertake environmental studies.

Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin