The organiser, Lisa Brazier is Beach School Practitioner and runs Beach School Explorers.

Beach School Explorers inspires everyone to love the Ocean. Essex has one of the longest coastlines of any county in England - around 350 miles - and is one of Essex's most valued assets for its national and international importance for nature conservation. This makes beach school a valuable way to learn about how lucky we are to live here!

The organisation engages with beaches, estuaries, rivers and all inland water and species habitats to connect children to their local watery environments and the curriculum through concepts such as food chains, the water cycle, geology, animal and environmental conservation, and so on.

Beach School Explorers is informal and child-led, and includes lots of fun and interesting activities including rock pooling, scavenger hunts, beachcombing, games, mindfulness, beach and river cleans, crafts and activities, linking with the curriculum.

The organisation's activities cover some of the 350 miles of Essex coastline at various locations, beaches & waterways, including The Thames Estuary - Southend on sea, Chalkwell, Thorpe Bay, East Beach at Shoeburyness and Leigh-on-Sea as well as Thorney Bay, Canvey, Osea, Maldon, Mersea, Heybridge, Walton on the Naze and many other locations, depending on tides, weather and activity.

They provide curriculum learning but also activities are not an essential part of Beach School; it is more about enjoying the coastal environment, having fun and using imagination and creativity and learning about what lies beneath the water.

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