A big well done to all the Woodroffe Geography and Environmental Science students, a fantastic set of results with 39% of Geography students gaining a grade A*/A and 40% of Environmental Science …[Read More]

Year 12 students spent the day on Chesil Beach studying coastal process and evidence of previous sea level change.

Congratulations to all the Year 7 students who submitted some super photos for the Lulworth Cove / Maiden Castle photography competition. A big well done to Ben Coddington and Clara Hollis for …[Read More]

For the first time in two years, the Geography department took Year 7 to Lulworth Cove as part of their study into Coastal Landscapes. Lulworth Cove is an excellent example of erosional …[Read More]

A webcam is now broadcasting live from Fagradalsfjall, facing Geldingadalur, where a fissure eruption recently began. Do click on the link below to see a live eruption! Mr Williams …[Read More]

This autumn, the Year 13 Geographers managed to gain invaluable fieldwork experience with a day visit to Leeson House on the Isle of Purbeck. The day was spent studying the hydrological cycle …[Read More]

A big well done to the U6 geographers for submitting their Non Examined Assessment (NEA) projects this week. Clearly a lot of work has gone into these projects and they will support …[Read More]

This is on every Tuesday after school in B12 from 3:45pm – 4:45pm. This is an excellent chance for Year 11 and Year 13 students to complete homework tasks, practice exam papers …[Read More]

We are sad to say goodbye to Mr Martin who will be leaving the department as he moves on to another school in Hampshire. Mr Martin has been an excellent geography teacher …[Read More]