Yesterday, our wonderful A level Geographers got the opportunity to join in with 'Digging Deeper' a fascinating session on up to date case studies and how to find them. Case studies help to improve and demonstrate understanding.
The Central Sahel is facing a severe humanitarian and protection crisis, driving millions of people from their homes. Here's what you need to knowThe Central Sahel is facing a severe humanitarian and protection crisis, driving millions of people from their homes. Here's what you need to knowThe Central Sahel is facing a severe humanitarian and protection crisis, driving millions of people from their homes. Here's what you need to knowThe Central Sahel is facing a severe humanitarian and protection crisis, driving millions of people from their homes. Here's what you need to knowThe Central Sahel is facing a severe humanitarian and protection crisis, driving millions of people from their homes. Here's what you need to knowThe Central Sahel is facing a severe humanitarian and protection crisis, driving millions of people from their homes. Here's what you need to know.
How will climate change affect malaria? Groundbreaking new research by Dr Mark Smith highlights role of hydrology in a joint study with @unilincoln https://t.co/fzC5CbUxAf
99% of the internet network runs through submarine cables. There are over 420 submarine lines in the world, totalling 1.3 million km, over 3 times the distance from Earth to Moon.
[Tyler Morgan-Wall: https://t.co/pOvuIx0ITU]
Indonesia's Merapi volcano erupted today, ejecting hot clouds and lava flows up to seven kilometers and generating a pyroclastic flow
[read more: https://t.co/eGBAvdUuXn]
The fossilised remains of a 390-million-year-old forest – the earliest forest ever discovered – have been found in cliffs close to one of Britain’s best-loved holiday camps https://t.co/UwRLF7OXgT
A jam-packed hall for today’s KS3 karaoke party, organised by our brilliant Y10 pupils! Everyone had a fantastic time, with some great performances - although there was widespread disappointment at the lack of teachers singing!
Think the new January UK temperature record of 19.6C (12C above average) was crazy? You should see forecast temperatures towards the arctic tomorrow...
Strong southerly winds will bring in mild air across many northern and western parts today
A Foehn effect could lift temperatures across north Wales and northern Scotland to 15 or 16 Celsius 🌡️
More info on this can be found here: https://t.co/HnzgqF904x.
This amazing image captures a plume of Saharan dust moving out of Africa and into the Atlantic 😮
Some of this dust will make it's way towards us over the coming days...
Brilliant website to stay up to date with Geography in the news. GCSE and A level Geography students, this is great for your general geography knowledge. https://t.co/JMmuHEY6nz
Our amazing Eco Club have been so busy over the last couple of months making eco gifts to sell at the Christmas Fayre. We’re so proud of them. Well done team!