Later this year, 50 students and 6 staff will head out to Reykjavik for the Iceland trip. To get you in the mood, here's a video made by Discover the World: the company we are using for our trip.
Sunday, 28 June 2015
Cheddar Gorge being formed...
Some excellent play dough work last week as we prepared for Open Morning.
Here's Cheddar Gorge being formed, with the ice age river flowing through the nascent gorge and even forming caves where it swirls into gaps in the cliffs on either side.
Here's Cheddar Gorge being formed, with the ice age river flowing through the nascent gorge and even forming caves where it swirls into gaps in the cliffs on either side.
Geography in the News
As always, stories we are studying in Geography are very much in the news.
New for this year is the #trendinggeography board, where subjects in the news can be displayed: an idea gained from Twitter.
What do you think are the most #trendinggeography stories of the weekend ?
New for this year is the #trendinggeography board, where subjects in the news can be displayed: an idea gained from Twitter.
What do you think are the most #trendinggeography stories of the weekend ?
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
Pole to Pole to Bourne...
Mr. Parkinson was up in Lincolnshire today sharing the work we do at King's Ely with a group of teachers ...
Here's the presentation he used for those who are interested...
Here's the presentation he used for those who are interested...
Monday, 8 June 2015
Cathedral view
During last week's service at the Cathedral, the sun shining through the stained glass produced a wonderful lighting... I hope you enjoy this special place when you visit each week.
Bonus merits for students who point out any features of specific geographical interest...
Bonus merits for students who point out any features of specific geographical interest...
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