Search and rescue scenario role play
Introduction
Rangers outline emergency search and rescue management processes in New Zealand and the park. Then they structure a scenario where students take on roles to retrieve a missing class member.Senior students could replace the role play with a study of planning, systems, and equipment.
Level
Year groups: 1-13
Curriculum levels: 1-8
Learning areas
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Learning Area* |
Discipline |
Strand/AO |
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Geography |
A.S. independent research |
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Social Studies |
Understand leadership in groups Understand events have causes and effects |
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Health and PE (A.S. 1.7, 2.6, 2.7) |
Personal Health and Physical Development |
Safety management (multiple AO) |
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Movement concepts and motor skills |
Science and technology (multiple AO) |
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Relationships with other people |
Relationships and interpersonal skills(multiple AO) |
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Healthy Communities and Environments |
Rights responsibilities and laws (multiple AO) |
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Technology |
Nature of technology A.S. 1.6 |
Characteristics of technology, Characteristics of technological outcomes (multiple AO) |
*If you have another learning area you wish to explore, we can adapt.
Learning objectives
Students will:
- be aware of risks in the outdoors and safety systems available (intentions)
- take on roles and manage personal interactions
- be aware of agencies and emergency management systems in New Zealand.
Key competencies
Thinking, managing self and contributing
Details
Location: Emergency services depot, end of Kitchener Drive, Aoraki/Mount Cook Village
Duration: 1 hour
Hazard level: Minimal
Cost: LEOTC fee