The local teachers were among 30 world educators from five countries to be awarded the Alcoa Foundation scholarship.
During the program both teachers explored local environmental issues through interactive, hands-on activities that make science come to life through meaningful learning experiences.
“We had such a positive experience that it was actually quite emotional when it came time to leave,” Ms Honeybone said.
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READ NOWThe Keystone Scholarship program recognises excellence in teaching in the field of science and provides the opportunity for educators to develop their skills even further. The scholarship provides travel, accommodation and program costs to participate.