For now, the eruption does not threaten any populated areas, but scientists continue to closely monitor the largest active volcano in the world https://t.co/4aHw087tEt
The ferocious 2021 explosion blew out 2.3 cubic miles of rock, unleashing a 35-mile-high plume and a global tsunami that sent scientists racing to understand the blast. Now they're finally putting together the pieces https://t.co/cYIOkMDSO4
We started our final day in Iceland by relaxing in the Secret Lagoon. Then we visited Gullfoss waterfall, the geysers at Geysir and Thingvellir national park.
Today we visited Jökulsárlón and Kvíárjökull proglacial lakes. We also saw Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls which definitely tested our waterproofs!
A very busy day including a walk on Sólheimajökull glacier, Laki’s record-breaking lava flows and Svartifoss waterfall. We were treated to a spectacular sunset too!
“Without renewables, there can be no future.”
UN Secretary-General @antonioguterres has emphasized the the need for a just and equitable energy transition away from the ‘global addiction to fossil fuels.’ https://t.co/KoAgl9GCr8
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II embodied our school motto Praesis Ut Prosis 'lead in order to serve'.
Our sincere condolences to The Royal Family. 🌹
@RoyalFamily#QueenElizabethII
Aged 16–25? Fascinated by the natural world? Thinking of an environmental career?
This Young Darwin Scholarship with @DoddingtonHall@FieldStudiesC is a great opportunity. It offers a 90% subsidised week-long experience, plus ongoing support
👉 https://t.co/XwIZvJ9Tl7
It was fantastic to be out on field trips once again. The last two weeks saw year 7 visit Ingleton Caves whilst the sixth form tested the water quality along the River Wyre.