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    Download editable Grade 10 Marine and Fisheries Term 3 Record of Work 2026 - KICD Curriculum Design in Microsoft Word document format. A PDF version is also available upon your request.

    Aligned with the official Grade 10 Marine and Fisheries Curriculum Design and standard course textbooks, this comprehensive Word document Record of Work tracks Senior School vocational learning across 9 academic weeks. Structured on a 5-period weekly timetable (accounting for the Week 7 mid-term break), it logs 45 lesson sessions covering wild fish harvesting, landing site operations, maritime safety gear, open-water survival techniques, and marine first aid emergencies.

    This Record of Work tracks curriculum progress across the following core strands and sub-strands:

    • 3.0 Capture Fisheries:
      • 3.1 Fundamentals of Capture Fisheries (Concepts, Industrial vs Artisanal vs Recreational Categories, Commercial Trawlers & Purse Seiners, Artisanal Gillnets & Traps, Sport Fishing in Ecotourism, Commercial vs Subsistence Comparisons, Fish Landing Site Management, Economic Contributions to GDP, Export Trade in Nile Perch & Tuna, Overfishing & Climate Challenges, Sustainable Harvesting Awareness)
      • 3.2 Safety and Survival Techniques (Vessel Accidents [Capsizing, Grounding, Collision, Mechanical Failure], Cold Water Hypothermia, Sea Sickness, Fuel Fire Prevention, Pre-Departure Checklists, Approved Life Jackets & Buoys, Inflatable Life Rafts, VHF Radio MAYDAY Protocols, Visual Distress Flares, Marine Fire Extinguishers & PASS Method, Mandatory Crew PPE, Safety Inspection Logs)
      • Open-Water Survival Postures & Maritime First Aid (Feet-First Entry, Tread Floating, Survival Swimming, Heat Escape Lessening Posture [HELP], Group Thermal Huddles, Escaping Capsized Hulls, DRABC Primary Survey, Arterial/Venous Bleeding Bandaging, Engine Burns & Chemical Scalds, Fracture Splinting & Slings, CPR 30:2 Ratios, Gradual Rewarming, Improvised Stretcher Construction)
    • Mid-Term Break, Simulation Drills, and Practical Assessment:
      • Official Mid-Term Break (Week 7)
      • Simulated Emergency Evacuation & Capsizing Drills
      • Artisanal Maritime Safety Outreach Posters & Speeches
      • End-of-Term Practical First Aid/Survival Evaluations and Learning Portfolio Audits

    The document records systematic learning outcomes and maritime technical competencies, including:

    • Contrasting industrial, artisanal, and recreational fishing operations regarding vessel capacity, gear types (trawlers, purse seiners, gillnets, handlines), and market distribution.
    • Analyzing the economic and nutritional roles of marine and inland capture fisheries, including foreign exchange revenue from tuna and Nile perch exports.
    • Formulating pre-departure safety inspection checklists covering vessel hull integrity, fuel systems, and weather forecasts.
    • Demonstrating standard donning of life jackets, throwing rescue lines, operating marine fire extinguishers using the PASS technique, and transmitting VHF radio MAYDAY distress calls.
    • Executing water survival techniques including relaxed back floating, modified breaststroke, the Heat Escape Lessening Posture (HELP), and collective group huddles for thermal retention.
    • Managing maritime medical emergencies by applying the DRABC survey, dressing arterial wounds, applying padded rigid splints, performing CPR (30:2 compression-to-ventilation ratio), and treating hypothermia.
    • Constructing improvised stretchers and emergency splints using oars, canvas tarpaulins, and boat ropes.

    Recorded instructional methods include vessel accident case analyses, life jacket donning practicals, rescue line throwing targets, dry-land survival drills, CPR manikin simulations, and full-scale capsizing evacuation scenarios. Assessment tools logged comprise practical demonstration rubrics, PASS checklists, bandage and splint ratings, safety inspection logs, and summative practical examinations.

    Featuring dedicated tracking columns for lesson timing, syllabus references, teacher remarks, and administrative validation blocks, this resource ensures full compliance and curriculum tracking for school management.

  • File Size:
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  • Length:
    13 pages
  • Category:
    Records of Work
  • Level:
    Grade 10
  • Subject:
    Marine And Fisheries Technology
  • Posted By:
    Caleb_Peter

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