More fantastic shark-work following Shark Guardian school presentations
- Shark Guardian
- Jul 10, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 20, 2022
Shark Guardian loves sharing creative projects, posters and powerpoint presentations created by students who are inspired by Shark Guardian presentations. Here we share some work by students of Jumeirah Primary School (JPS), Dubai. The students received our second children's book “Jed’s Big Adventure’’ as a wonderful prize for their hard work and effort earlier this year.
Kiia Rannisto actually created two different posters which her teacher, Damon Roberts, was really impressed with. We think you will agree this is fantastic!
Sara Elyaseri shows her wonderful shark-shaped poster which shares important shark information. What a great way to educate friends and family!
Here, Arjun Abraham proudly shows his ‘Jed’s Big Adventure’ book! Arjun clearly spent a lot of time and effort creating an amazing shark powerpoint and is a rightful winner of the book.
Well done to all students from JPS who took part in the Shark Guardian competition. If you’ve been inspired by live educational sessions, our YouTube videos or our books, please share your work with us!
Every school that the Shark Guardian Team visit receives a children's book for free and we are still sending them to countries around the world. Do not hesitate to get your school a book – just email liz@sharkguardian.org with your school name and address and we can send WORLDWIDE for FREE.
Purchase your own Shark Guardian books here:
Sharks - Our Ocean Guardians (Book 1)
£7.00
Jed's Big Adventure (Book 2)
I think about how engaging education often blends creativity with clear goals – much like the relaxing logic of a water sort game I might play during a coffee break, where each move needs thoughtful placement.
My son came home from a Shark Guardian presentation absolutely buzzing with facts about fin identification and ocean conservation. I loved that someone took the time to teach kids how to respect something powerful rather than just fear it giving them the right knowledge without exposing them to the actual danger. That mindset stuck with me, especially when I think about digital spaces. I can’t throw my children into the open internet and hope they swim; they need guarded environments built for them. That's why I've shifted their game time over to safe games on TruPlay, where the content is age-appropriate, free of predators, and still keeps them engaged. Educating and protecting always work better as a pair, whether we're…
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