Over the past 2 weeks, we have restarted our Indoor Bowls Sessions at Banbury Cross Indoor Bowls Club. We have seen a lot more match play than last time due to the Club Coach being impressed with how our students have picked the skills back up!
URGENT GEOGRAPHY TEACHER REQUEST!!! The Holderness coast Sean and Yvonne video is gone from BBC teach 😳😩
I can’t teach the case study without it! I think someone found it for me last year but I don’t know where I put the link 💔 if anyone has it please send 🙏
There is a member of staff at our school who quietly props up so many members of staff. One of the most hardworking people. Schools wouldn’t be able to function without staff like him.
Laser focused today and so happy about it - 3pm yesterday one of my Y11 classes finished their mock, a full Paper 1, and I’ve marked them all by 4pm today. Didn’t take any home, and had one free today, but did work through break and lunch.
Now ready for the class two next week!
National Geographic MapMaker is launched today and as a #GISday gift for schools that are part of our free @esri schools program, it can now be accessed via the App Launcher in ArcGIS Online
https://t.co/92wRmaYMxM
#geographyteacher#GeographyAwarenessWeek
Sometimes I feel guilty when I take a weekend to myself. But it is a marathon not a sprint and with mocks around the corner we will be swamped soon enough.
Weekends are just as important as weekdays! Remember to REST, RECHARGE, and REFLECT. Your well-being matters as a teacher, and it makes you more efficient in the classroom!
Y7 using tracing paper for their first go at GIS. Wove in their knowledge from previous lessons on the UK. Strong routines allowing them to demonstrate strong knowledge 👏😎🗺️ #geographyteacher We also discussed the relationship between cities and topography later on too.
I really struggled in the first few weeks back to school. But now I am in a position where I am happy to be going in tomorrow and have loads I plan to accomplish this week!
Busy night! Our open evening OS map demonstrated how far families had come from. It highlights the rural landscape of Devon too. Over 30 miles from the blue dot furthest south to north.