LGS Geography

Welcome to the Geography Department of Lanark Grammar School. Tweets by Mr Chand, Mrs Donnelly, and Mr Smith.

[Brilliant Maps @BrilliantMaps]

Travel Times From London In 1881: The First Known Isochronic Map By Francis Galton

More about this map: https://t.co/Mm0KiA1tmc

[NOAA Satellites @NOAASatellites]

Did you see it? Some areas in the eastern U.S. were treated to a partial #SolarEclipse last Saturday and @NOAA’s #GOESEast 🛰️ had a great view!

In this #GeoColor imagery, you can see the moon’s shadow as it passed over parts of the Northern Hemisphere.

#GOES16

[Met Office @metoffice]

Now the clocks have sprung forward, some parts of the UK won't get dark until after 8pm this week

Check out below a selection of sunrise and sunset times for Tuesday 🌄

[LGS Geography @LGSGeo]

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[Lanark Grammar School @LGS1183]

Our weekly update will be out on Monday. For now, the most important message is to thank our community for the overwhelming love and support we’ve received as we grieve the loss of our beloved teacher, friend, and colleague, Lesley Plenderleith. 💔 Truly a bright shining star ⭐️

[LGS Geography @LGSGeo]

Congratulations to Lucy Taylor and Rose MacDonald. Winners of the COFPS public speaking semi-final today, and through to the finals at Hamilton Sheriff Court.

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A sad day for Geographers around the globe 😭 goodbye faithful globe that Mr Smith got when he was in S1 (2002!) 🌏

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Mrs Donnelly finished up today for maternity leave! 🤰 we will miss you! Be extra nice to Mr Smith in January - he’ll be lost without his bestie 🫶
Hope you all have a great Christmas and New Year! 🎄

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The Reykjanes eruption has begun
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@lgsphysed Well done troops! 👏

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Hope you all enjoyed the Halloween fright night tour of English and Humanities. Emily, our resident ghost, wishes you nightmares 🎃

[BBC Weather @bbcweather]

As #StormCiarán crosses the UK tomorrow, those near the centre of the low pressure will barely have enough wind to rattle a bin lid.

Contrast that with the raging winds expected to affect the Channel Islands and some English Channel coasts during the morning rush hour.

[LGS Geography @LGSGeo]

@LesmahagowGeog @LesmahagowHigh This is fantastic😁

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A huge thank you to Abigail and Sophie for leading a @ttteacheruk Climate Change lesson for teachers. It was absolutely brilliant! 🌏

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A great day @SouthLanCouncil Climate and Nature Event! Abigail & Sophie led a conversation cafe and spoke to various people/groups about their experience of the Climate & Sustainability Youth Forum. We are so proud of you. Also, Mr Smith was fangirling meeting @LessWasteLaura 🌏

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We are looking forward to seeing you all back in Geography tomorrow.

[Lanark Grammar School @LGS1183]

We are excited about seeing our students back with us tomorrow, in tutor classes for 8:45am.

School uniform ✅
School bag ✅
Ready to learn ✅

A fresh start for all.

Support is available for uniform and equipment. Please contact the school and we will come back to you. 👍

[World Meteorological Organization @WMO]

The world had the hottest June, with unprecedented sea surface temperatures. These extreme, record-breaking temperatures on land and at sea continue in July. WMO experts will give a press briefing on #StateOfClimate at 1000 GMT.

Livestream https://t.co/VbuYndNvwp

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Enjoy maternity leave, Miss McCabe! 💕

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Happy last day. We had fun. Enjoy!