Oceanwatch Australia | NSW Seafood Industry Partnership in Schools (SIPS 2030)

Produced By:

Oceanwatch Australia

States:

QLD, NSW, SA, NT, ACT, TAS, WA, VIC

Aimed at:

Year 7

- 10

Curriculum 8.4

Curriculum 9.0:

Critical and Creative Thinking

Lesson Type:

Subjects:

Keywords:

oceanwatch, seafood, sustainable, fishers, SIPS, DPI

Oceanwatch Australia | NSW Seafood Industry Partnership in Schools (SIPS 2030)

Overview

This lesson series on sustainable seafood harvested in NSW provides you with a comprehensive set of resources tailored for Stage 4 and Stage 5 and Stage 6 students. The materials, including fact sheets, worksheets, activities and videos, are designed to facilitate both teacher-led and student-led approaches, adaptable for digital or printed formats. Extension activities are integrated to challenge higher ability students further. These resources aim to equip students with a critical understanding of sustainable practices in the seafood industry, fostering informed and conscious future choices.

Key Focus Area: These lessons align with the focus on environmental sustainability in the Science 7–10 curriculum.

ACARA link: Critical and Creative Thinking.

Lesson 1 – Understanding Sustainable Seafood – introduces students to the core concepts of sustainable seafood, including different fishing methods and their ecological impacts.

Lesson 2 – Careers in the Seafood Industry – students will explore the diverse career opportunities within the sustainable seafood industry, understanding the role of sustainability in various job roles and potential career paths.

Lesson 3 – Exploring Local Sustainable Seafoods – students will become familiar with local sustainable seafood options, learning to identify them and understanding their benefits, thereby encouraging informed and conscious choices in seafood consumption.

Linked Resources: 

NSW Curriculum Links:

  • Stage 4 &5 Life Skills
  • Stage 4&5 Science
  • Stage 4&5 Science Marine and Aquaculture Technology
  • Stage 6 Marine Studies

 

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