They also painted the landforms in appropriate colours replicating coastal locations. Furthermore, students annotated each landform and wrote short descriptions on the erosional or depositional processes affecting their chosen landforms. This creative task was a prelude to a guest speaker from the Great Ocean Road Coast Committee (GORCC) visiting the school on March 12 to inform students on the role that GORCC plays in maintaining and managing the coast between Queenscliff and Anglesea.
After this, Year eight students will undertake a field trip to Torquay where they will examine the processes of change that are taking place daily on our local beaches. The coastal landforms are currently on display in the Brigidine Centre.