
History
Discover London: The Thames Estuary
An all-levels course exploring the Thames Estuary’s history, environment and relationship with London through presentations, discussion, maps and films.
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About this course
The course examines how the Thames Estuary has influenced London as a port, defensive boundary and source of food and building materials, while also considering its importance as a habitat for birds. It explores how the estuary has been treated over time and how it might be better appreciated and cared for. Teaching combines slide presentations, group discussion, map work and films, with attention to places that can be visited in the estuary and the development of London.
What you'll learn
- Identify places to visit in the Thames Estuary
- Explain how the estuary has influenced London’s development
- Discuss ways of helping to improve the estuary’s environment
- Use maps to develop map-reading skills
Is this course right for you?
Listed as suitable for all levels, the course is intended for learners with varied backgrounds in the subject. No particular entry requirements are stated, and participation involves presentations, discussions, map work and films.
- No particular requirements are stated.
Before you go
- Learners may wish to bring something for taking notes.
Where this course runs
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61 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7HT
Nearest station: Waterloo
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Morley College
Adult education across Waterloo, Chelsea, North Kensington and Stockwell
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