Noordwijk-Binnen is a typical Dutch seaside resort and the wide sandy beaches give way to agricultural fields. The surrounding area has long been an important part of the regional bulb flower industry and sand dunes have been transformed into fields for the cultivation of bulb flowers. This is a great opportunity for students to study how the physical geography of a region can effect the local economy.
Subject Focus:
• KS: 3-5 Reclaimed land.
• KS: 3-5 The impact of tourism.
• KS: 3-5 Man-made sea defences and natural power resources.
• KS: 3-5 Farming techniques and mass production methods.
Student Outcomes:
• Develop relevant fieldwork and geographical enquiry skills.
• Study a range of geographical phenomena first-hand, both man-made and natural.
• Understand the affects of environment on lifestyles and vice versa.
• Broaden students' out-of-classroom geographical experiences.
• Examine the relationship between agriculture and tourism.
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