“As we come to terms with our hermetically-sealed situation during the coronavirus outbreak, why not make the most of time inside with some free online learning?” Geographical website, 3rd April 2020 As …[Read More]

As always it has been a busy time within the Geography department. Most importantly a big well done to all the Year 13 and Year 11 students who had been working so …[Read More]

The Year 10 Geographers have been busy making models of coastal features. A big well done to all of the students who contributed to the below film. As a department, we are …[Read More]

Following two very successful days dodging the showers on Dartmoor the Year 9 Geography students have had a chance to submit a photograph for the Dartmoor photo competition. A huge number of …[Read More]

As always, the passing of the summer solstice signals a very busy period within the geography department. We saw the Year 11 students finish their GCSE exams and wish them the best …[Read More]

The end of June signalled our annual humanities trip to two exciting locations with Year 7. This was Maiden Castle (the largest earth fort in Europe), and Lulworth Cove, home to the …[Read More]

Next up were the Year 10’s to Exeter and Dawlish Warren to collect data for their fieldwork experiences. This feeds into their AQA Paper 3 Skills exam next summer. Unlike last year …[Read More]

Year 12 have just returned from Leeson House where we spent three days studying Geographical concepts such as urban rebranding in Boscombe, local hydrology near Swanage and coastal processes on Chesil Beach. …[Read More]

The Year 12 Environmental Science class took part in a two hour laboratory practical as part of their unit on Soil and Soil Erosion. This unit of work falls under the ‘Research …[Read More]