Monday, 16 February 2026

Farmers for Schools

We were delighted to welcome local arable farmer, Luke Abblitt, to King's Ely Prep last week.
Luke - also known as 'Farmer Luke' on Instagram - is based near Ramsey, and is a 'Farmers for Schools Ambassador' for the NFU (National Farmers'​ Union).


Helen Melville, my colleague, invited Luke into school to talk to Year 7 pupils, as part of our 'Food for Thought' topic.

Helend said: 

"Luke spoke to us about his crops, what he can grow and when, and he explained his modern crop rotation to us. Luke discussed some of the issues facing modern farming, and how he tries to overcome these; in particular the problem of excess potatoes that he has at the moment, which was really relevant to our recent work on the rising costs of fish and chips.

"We had the opportunity to ask loads of questions about many aspects of farming, which Luke answered with detail and enthusiasm. Luke was very impressed with all the questions, and how keen and interested our pupils were. Thank you to Luke for sparing us some time in his very busy schedule!"

Image: Jordan Day

Friday, 13 February 2026

FutureGuessr

One for KS3 perhaps, or Geography Club... 

Thanks to Joshua Peake for the tipoff to this website on LinkedIn.

This is produced in France.


What if no landscape on Earth was recognisable anymore? 

Inspired by popular geography games like GeoGuessr (65 million players worldwide) and OpenGuessr, FutureGuessr adopts similar mechanics: the player is dropped somewhere in the world in a 360° environment and must guess their location. 

But here, it’s no longer today’s world. 

The landscapes reflect a future where global warming reaches or exceeds +2.7°C by 2100, according to intermediate to high IPCC scenarios. This future, transformed by the consequences of climate change, remains possible if policy efforts fail to drastically and rapidly reduce human-generated greenhouse gas emissions.