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The geography department took the year 11 GCSE geography students to the amazing Jurrasic coast in Dorset for their annual residential field trip spending 3 days exploring this...
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The geography department took the year 11 GCSE geography students to the amazing Jurrasic coast in Dorset for their annual residential field trip spending 3 days exploring this...
Posted by Jackson Helyer
It was impressive to see Miss Moshwe’s Year 7 Geography class this week listening so intently as she explained about the new and exciting global community project being...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We are part of the Humanities Student Leaders group. Last week, we did a presentation to a Year 8 geography class on Coasts as that is what they are learning...
Posted by Sarah Brown
20 GCSE students spent three days in Dorset visiting the Studland Beach National Nature Reserve, one of the finest coastal habitats on the south coast. Other equally stunning...
Posted by Ama Bartholomew
Head of House Mr Sylvester led the Sycamore House Assembly on Wednesday of this week and encouraged all students to see adventure as something that can be part of their daily...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This week sees the launch of the 2023 ‘Young Geographer of the Year Competition’. An annual event run by the Royal Geographical Association. How marvellous would it be...
Posted by Jack Sylvester
Back in December 2022, we took our A-Level Geography cohort to Swanage for their fieldwork. With students currently writing their independent fieldwork reports; evaluating and...
Posted by Jack Sylvester
We set off from school at around 9:20am on Wednesday 12th October and arrived at Leeson house at around 12:40pm, which is where our accommodation was and where we slept over the 2...
Posted by Sarah Dunsby
Day 1 On Thursday 7th October 2021, we travelled down to London King’s Cross – we met outside the station where we filled in a ‘Perspective Survey’ which was where we had to...
Posted by Sarah Dunsby
With the current restrictions fieldwork has been non-existent over the last year and a half. However, with restrictions easing we have started to plan and execute fieldwork around...
Posted by Sarah Dunsby
The geography department took the year 11 GCSE geography students to the amazing Jurrasic coast in Dorset for their annual residential field trip spending 3 days exploring this fascinating region. The aim of the trip is to develop their field work skills which covers data collection, data analysis and presentation. This gives students the first hand experience of working in the field which helps them with their paper 3 GCSE exam. We visited the rolling sand dunes of Studland Bay, the stunning coastals scenery of Durdle Door Beach, Man O’ War cove and Lulworth cove. We finished the trip by travelling to Bournemouth to understand the impacts of urban regeneration. The weather was on our side, and all the students had a fantastic time in Dorset.
At the end of March a group of Year 11 Geography students travelled to London for an revision day in the Victoria Apollo theatre. Although Lottie believed that Miss Skevington had...
It was impressive to see Miss Moshwe’s Year 7 Geography class this week listening so intently as she explained about the new and exciting global community project being...