A new aerial film of the school campus... looking good...
Showing posts with label Drones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drones. Show all posts
Thursday, 11 June 2026
Sunday, 2 July 2023
Hunstanton Fieldtrip
Off to Hunstanton a couple of weeks ago for a fieldtrip.
The booklet has been tweaked again and the students enjoyed the experience of visiting this seaside resort, which has been welcoming visitors since Victorian times.
Thanks to colleagues Helen and Kathryn for their work on the day.
Hunstanton aerial image - very hot Sunday 25th June #Hunstanton #aerial #image #Norfolk #coast #aerialphotography pic.twitter.com/s97kVa0QFx
— John Fielding Aerial Images (@johnfielding001) June 26, 2023
Image: Mrs. M
Thursday, 16 July 2020
Always on the look out...
..for drone filming in and around Ely to see the city in a different way.
This is excellent
This is excellent
Wednesday, 3 October 2018
UK in 100 Seconds
We showed this video to Year 11 yesterday, and it provoked a great response.
We started with the trailer and the description of the film.
Dan had been to visit us in school last year, so we were pleased that he was in the film.
The UK in 100 Seconds - Behind the scenes from Friends of the Earth on Vimeo.
We then gave out an updated version of the CEH Land Use cover map. The Hodder textbook that we had was a 2007 version of the map as that was the most up to date at the time.
The 2 maps can be compared.
Students were asked to guess what percentage of the UK would be greater than 1% and then feature on the film (we had a copy of the data at the end to give them once the film was shown)
Finally, we shared the link to the ESRI map which accompanies the film, (seen above) and then showed the main event: the film with Ben Zephaniah narration...
The UK in 100 seconds from Friends of the Earth on Vimeo.
We started with the trailer and the description of the film.
Dan had been to visit us in school last year, so we were pleased that he was in the film.
The UK in 100 Seconds - Behind the scenes from Friends of the Earth on Vimeo.
We then gave out an updated version of the CEH Land Use cover map. The Hodder textbook that we had was a 2007 version of the map as that was the most up to date at the time.
The 2 maps can be compared.
Students were asked to guess what percentage of the UK would be greater than 1% and then feature on the film (we had a copy of the data at the end to give them once the film was shown)
Finally, we shared the link to the ESRI map which accompanies the film, (seen above) and then showed the main event: the film with Ben Zephaniah narration...
The UK in 100 seconds from Friends of the Earth on Vimeo.
Sunday, 21 January 2018
Hornsea Drone Footage
From the Internet Geography channel, comes the latest in a series of very useful videos for exploring coastal processes.
Saturday, 10 June 2017
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