All-Ages Marine Marvels June/July 2025 term

Marine biology online lessons, Thursdays 2-245pm

Bringing you a new ocean adventure every week, these online webinar-style lessons are designed to be enjoyable for ages across upper key stage 2, 3 and 4 (most geared towards mid-upper ages: 9-14 year olds). If you aren't sure if the class is the right level for your child email hello@elearnwithamy.com for a free recording to try.

What's included:

• Live, interactive 45-min sessions
• Opportunity to ask questions (typed). Student cameras/audio are NOT on.
• Engaging quizzes
• Full session recordings for catch-up - no commitment to join live
• Printable differentiated worksheet pdfs

Pricing:

• Early bird discount: Pay only £17.50 for all 7 sessions in the term if you book before 9am 2nd June 2025.  That’s just £2.50 per session!  
• Standard price after discount ends: £3 per session, pay/go will be only option available after 9am 2nd June (Will allow you to spread payment, and also choose only certain sessions you're interested in most if preferred).​​​​​​​

Upcoming schedule of topics
Thursdays 14:00–14:45 BST weekly

1.  5th June  - True Seabirds: Albatrosses, shearwaters, petrels
2.  12th June - Wildlife of the Indian Ocean
3.  19th June - Marine Mammals: Dolphins, seals and sea otters
4. 26th June - A Brief Natural History of the Oceans
5. 3rd July - Marine Life of the  Sargasso Sea 
6. 10th July - Science Deep Dive: Nudibranchs (Sea slugs) of the world
7. 17th July - Marine Conservation: how can we keep oceans clean, healthy and diverse?​​​​​​​

Important: If you prefer to only book individual sessions pay/go or pick/choose which to come to, you will only be able to do this after 2nd June, so please come back to this page to do so then. Currently, this page only allows block booking the whole set of 7 sessions at once with a whole block booking discount. Therefore, please keep all of the below dates selected.

Please note: These sessions are not following the IGCSE Marine Science syllabus and are not designed to be used to study that course. The topics here are designed by Amy, following general marine biology (not marine science) topics, and do not follow an IGCSE curriculum.