Interconnections (Pyrmont to Barangaroo)

Geography

Syllabus Outcomes GE4-2 | GE4-3 | GE4-4 | GE4-5 | GE4-7 | GE4-8

$22.00

All parents and teachers can attend for no additional cost.
+GST. As this program is an educational service, all GST charged can be reimbursed in its entirety by the Government. This price excludes transport. (Minimum charge of x35 students).

About

Get ready for an inspirational journey through Pyrmont and Barangaroo, where students will immerse themselves in the captivating world of interconnections as defined by the NSW syllabus! This dynamic program ignites curiosity and adventure, starting with a thrilling guided historical walk through Pyrmont. Students will unveil the intriguing stories of transformation, exploring how this vibrant area evolved from industrial roots into a lively urban oasis.

Next, the excitement reaches new heights at King Street Wharf, where students will experience the thrill of hand reel fishing! With reels in hand, they’ll learn sustainable fishing practices and discover the essential role aquatic ecosystems play in our lives. This hands-on activity fosters a deep appreciation for marine conservation and the delicate balance between nature and urban life.

As students stroll along the picturesque waterfront paths to Barangaroo, they’ll be captivated by stunning harbour views and lush parklands that showcase innovative sustainable design. This unforgettable excursion blends discovery, excitement, and education, inspiring students to recognise the powerful interconnectedness of people, places, and the environment. Join us for a day of adventure that will ignite passion and drive positive change!

Syllabus Outcomes Addressed

GE4-2 describes processes and influences that form and transform places and environments
GE4-3 explains how interactions and connections between people, places and environments result in change
GE4-4 examines perspectives of people and organisations on a range of geographical issues
GE4-5 discusses management of places and environments for their sustainability
GE4-7 acquires and processes geographical information by selecting and using geographical tools for inquiry
GE4-8 communicates geographical information using a variety of strategies

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Arrive/Depart

Full Day Excursion (4 Hours) 10am – 2pm

Time allocation for excursions can be tailored and adjusted to suit your individual school timetable and scheduling.

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Bus Drop Off / Pick Up Location

Bus Drop Off Location
10am in Pirrama Road opposite Pirrama Park

Bus Pick Up Location
2pm at Barangaroo Reserve bus stop located on Wellington Street

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Transport

Would you like our help with transport? We can suggest a range of transport providers to help source and book a transport quote for you! We would highly recommend that you book directly through the transport providers.

Please be aware that we provide transport quotes as a service to help make your booking process easier for you. Transport companies are in no way affiliated with Ranger Jamie Tours.

What's Included

Syllabus Content Focus

Understanding Interconnections:
- Exploring how people, places, and environments are interconnected at local, national, and global scales.
- Investigating the relationships and interactions between different environments and communities.
Human Impact on the Environment:
- Examining the effects of human activities on natural environments, including urban development, industrialization, and resource use.
- Analysing the consequences of these impacts on sustainability and environmental health.
Sustainable Practices:
- Learning about sustainable resource management and conservation practices that aim to protect the environment for future generations.
- Discussing local initiatives and policies that promote sustainability in urban areas.
Geographical Skills:
- Developing skills in using maps, graphs, and other geographical tools to analyse and interpret data related to interconnections.
- Engaging in fieldwork to collect and analyse information about local environments and human activities.
Cultural and Historical Perspectives:
- Understanding the historical context of urban development in Pyrmont and Barangaroo and how it shapes current community dynamics.
- Exploring the cultural significance of these areas, including Indigenous perspectives on land and resource management.

Learning Outcomes

By participating in this program, students will:

Gain insights into the interdependencies between urban development and environmental sustainability.
Engage in practical activities that promote environmental stewardship and awareness.
Develop a critical understanding of how their actions and decisions impact their local community and the environment.

Day Outline

Arrival / Morning Tea / Toilet Break
10:00am – 10:25am	Enjoy morning tea and meet our enthusiastic rangers
Students split into groups of 30-35 and rotate through the first two activties
10:25am – 10:40am	Introduction to the history of Pyrmont
10:40am – 11:20am	Embark on a fascinating historical walk through Pyrmont; highlighting urban development and green spaces
11:20am – 12:00pm	Experience the thrill of hand reel fishing at King Street Wharf, learning about sustainable practices and the local ecosystem.
12:00pm – 12:30pm	Lunch: Recharge and socialise during lunch, discussing the morning’s adventures
12:30pm – 1:10pm	Enjoy a scenic walk to Barangaroo Reserve, stopping to answer questions from activity booklets along the way.
1:10pm – 1:45pm	Engage in a hands-on assessment of Barangaroo’s sustainable design and environmental significance.
Wrap up the day with reflections on key learnings and prepare for departure.

Work Booklet Themes

Global Trade Impact Assessment
Cultural Exchange Observation
Migration Patterns Analysis
Economic Activity Mapping
Transportation Networks Exploration
Community Services Interconnection Survey
Urban-Rural Connections Investigation
Environmental Change Evaluation
Globalisation Effects Discussion

Activities

Historical Walk around Pyrmont: Explore the fascinating history of Pyrmont on a guided walk that reveals its transformation from an industrial powerhouse to a vibrant community hub. Students will visit significant landmarks and gain insights into how historical developments shape urban life.

Wharf Hand Reel Fishing: Experience the thrill of wharf hand reel fishing, while enjoying the stunning Sydney Harbour. This hands-on activity highlights sustainable fishing practices and emphasises the connection between people and their marine environment.

Walk to Barangaroo Reserve for final assessment: Conclude the day with a scenic 30-minute walk to Barangaroo Reserve, where students will engage in group discussions and activities to reflect on their learning. This journey illustrates the importance of urban green spaces and their role in enhancing community well-being and environmental health.

Locations

Pyrmont to Barangaroo – Sydney CBD

Our Interconnections excursion is also available at Chinatown – Sydney CBD

$22.00

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Would you like our help with transport?

Please note this will be an additional cost to the excursion price and a separate quote will be provided to you. This quote will be from an external transport company who will invoice you directly.

Yes, please source a transport quote for us.

Please note this is a tentative booking. After your booking request is submitted, we will be in touch via email to confirm the requested date and arrange the final details for the booking.

Title	Address	Description
Pirrama Park, Pyrmont	Pirrama Park, Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont NSW 2009, Australia
Barangaroo Reserve	Barangaroo Reserve, Hickson Rd, Barangaroo NSW 2000, Australia