Newbridge School Geography

Newbridge School Geography Department

[Newbridge School Geography @NewbridgeSchoo4]

Fantastic 'Global Pumpkins' made by Year 8 in Humanities Club after school today. Da Iawn!🎃🎃🎃

[Time for Geography @timeforgeog]

In this video, the @timeforgeog team are out in the field looking at --> Formation of a sea stack https://t.co/OIgKWgEcmp

[Newbridge School @NewbridgeSch]

Year 11 results day tomorrow. Reminder that results will be posted to all pupils’ email addresses from 8.00. If coming to school, pupils need to check time slot and follow social distancing. No family members on site, we are afraid, for Covid-19 reasons. All Y10 results emailed.

[Mr Bayliss @MrBaylissGeo]

I need some slightly bigger pegs, but this worked out pretty well!

[Michaela Strachan @michaelastracha]

Confusing?! Bet it makes you smile though!

[WWF UK @wwf_uk]

Positive news for #GlobalTigerDay! 🐯

Tiger population numbers are increasing in 5 countries. From being at risk of extinction in the wild, these big cats are making a remarkable comeback.

[The Wildlife Trusts @WildlifeTrusts]

This year might be a bit different, but there still lots of virtual events (and some face to face!) to get involved with this #NationalMarine Week!🌊 Take a look 👀👉 https://t.co/ReYut9HI8I

[The Wildlife Trusts @WildlifeTrusts]

HOT OFF THE PRESS - today, we’re launching our ‘Reversing the Decline of Insects’ report with @DaveGoulson 🐜🐛🐞🦋 Join us in exploring the positive actions being taken to help insects 👉 https://t.co/MNUa1zTFTt #ActionForInsects

[Time for Geography @timeforgeog]

Geographers play an important role in addressing major challenges facing our world. Find out about where geography could take you next in this video from the University of Exeter #choosegeography @ExeterGeography @UoExeterCGES, @The_GA @ESTA_UK https://t.co/LTZFA1eKHp

[World Wildlife Fund @World_Wildlife]

Located in South America, the Amazon rain forest is home to so many incredible species. In fact, one in 10 known species on earth call the area home. 🐸 🌳

[Educake Geography @educakegeog]

This amazing Whale Tracker web map lets you follow different types of whales as they migrate around the Hawaiian Islands.

https://t.co/eVcBNuyynT

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Deserts, oceans, tundras, and forests—which of these incredible landscapes inspires you? https://t.co/KFzju7hOpr

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Gaps in forest canopies, called crown shyness, could help trees share resources and stay healthy https://t.co/u3kDwOnxWA

[Black Geographers @blackgeogorg]

Let’s talk employability

A question we’ve received a lot is “what can I do with a geography degree?”. It’s a fact that geography is one of the most employable degrees and the topics taught within a geography degree are relevant to current affairs e.g. the climate crisis

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Hurtling over cliffs, forging canyons, and sometimes creating their own clouds, waterfalls relentlessly reshape the landscapes around them https://t.co/AlOaJg6TlI

[geogabout 🌍 @geogabout]

Investigation: Thousands of trees illegally felled to build IKEA’s flat pack empire https://t.co/nqOTyG5oV0

[Oceana @oceana]

Here's a cute penguin chick to brighten up your #Monday!

[BBC Bitesize @bbcbitesize]

David Attenborough is on #BBCBitesizeDaily today! 😲

He’s here to help primary children learn about maps, continents and climates! 🗺🌎⛅️

📺 Watch from 9am on @BBCiPlayer and Red Button 👉 https://t.co/zZOO8l1o53
💻 Check out our online Daily Lessons 👉 https://t.co/eemHEmfOUu

[WWF UK @wwf_uk]

How much do you know about sea turtles? 🐢

Here we dive into some top facts about these amazing creatures 👉 https://t.co/8lsDPOW9uN #WorldSeaTurtleDay

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

It's #WorldSeaTurtleDay—explore all seven species and learn more about the threats they face https://t.co/eaCY0Dw4y3