
Discover Earth’s history through fossil evidence and hands-on experience
SCHOOL PROGRAMMES
Using dinosaurs and palaeontology as our theme, we design school courses that combine a clear knowledge framework with hands-on experience.
We believe the appeal of palaeontology lies in letting students engage with fossils first-hand. Through direct observation and comparisons, students discover how scientists research and reconstruct ancient life. Courses are taught by the founder, combining first-hand field and research experience, observation of real fossil specimens, scientific model-making, and enquiry-based learning, so students can see fossils, dinosaurs, the evolution of life, and Earth's history from a palaeontologist's perspective.
The depth of course content is adjusted according to students’ grade level, learning objectives, and scheduling requirements. The course can also be designed to align with science curricullum, STEAM initiatives, gifted education programs, and school-based project learning. Crucially, select topics integrate Hong Kong’s unique geology, fossils, and local natural history. This localised focus enables students to seamlessly connect classroom concepts with their surrounding environment.
TARGET AUDIENCE
-
Primary & secondary school students
-
Teacher training or workshops
-
Small-group gifted education and advanced science courses
-
Large-class introductory theme sessions
VENUE
-
Indoor venues at schools
FORMAT
-
Combining lectures with hands-on activities
-
Fossil observation and specimen interpretation
-
Palaeontological scientific model-making
-
Multi-lesson course series
COURSE TOPICS



Dinosaur Palaeontology
Primary to secondary | Introduction to Palaeontology | Types of Dinosaur Fossils | Dinosaur Classification | Dinosaur Ecology
Hong Kong Geology and Palaeontology
Primary to secondary | Introduction to Palaeontology and Geology | Fossils and Major Rock Types in Hong Kong | Overview of Local Geological History
Vertebrate Palaeontology
Secondary | Classification of Fossil Vertebrates | Types of Fossils | Vertebrate Evolution | Modern Research Methods
Natural History Museum Studies
Secondary | Overview of Museology | Natural History Museum Exhibition Design | Collections and Conservation
