Remove geographers braved the wind and rain today and ventured deep into the woods at Epping Forest. Not even a months worth of rain could keep them away from doing their rivers study in preparation for their paper three GCSE exam next year. As part of the rivers investigation, pupils explored how a rivers characteristics […]
This week, Lower Sixth Geography pupils travelled to Southwold, Suffolk to collect information using primary data collection techniques for our non-examined assessment (NEA), part of our overall A Level qualification. Southwold is a coastal town which experiences a range of marine processes on its coastline. The beach has defences in place to prevent any further damage […]
The Geography Department took a group of 14 Sixth Formers to Southwest Iceland this October half term to see for themselves what they have been studying in their lessons. Highlights included visiting the impressive Gullfoss waterfall (the largest volume falls in Europe), Strokkur, Iceland’s most active geyser and Þingvellir National Park, a site of historical, […]
