Thanks to Paul Williams for this excellent and moving PowerPoint on the Chinese earthquake, hopefully we’ll have time to look at this next half-term.
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Thanks to Paul Williams for this excellent and moving PowerPoint on the Chinese earthquake, I added music to it and just played. Many students were just left speechless.
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Nice advert for exam time… we have been looking at the impact of bottled water at KS3, brings back memories of school discos. 
Nice advert for exam time… we have been looking at the impact of bottled water at KS3, brings back memories of school discos.
Alan at KES has blogged about fair trade and organic, read this post and visit the websites suggested.
Look at the map carefully.
We reckon this is a mistake, can you spot the problem with the mapping of the Democratic Republic of Congo?
Nearly there, moderator has called for the Year 10 portfolio work…
I’ve now updated the pre-release page. A word document with tasks associated with resource 16, a PowerPoint with two local issues, Stanton and Tesco (Remember our place is Ilkeston),and a shoot the hoop game on Antarctica.
Interesting little video, U.S. news coverage bucking the globalisation of media stories. Would this be the same for U.K. subjects?
(It’s FireFox viewing, external link here.)
Good luck for the Religious Studies exam tomorrow, whether Full Course or Short Course, my thoughts will be with you at about 2.00 p.m. .
Thanks Luke for informing us about the origin of Greenland’s name, there are in fact several theories, but one does suggest that it was named to attract potential settlers from Iceland. I’ve learnt something today, as well as the important Whale facts. 
Added a new geography blog to the sidebar… looking forward to reading Liz Smith’s Funky Geography.
