Nice to see the B.B.C. is allowing some embedding of its official YouTube clips now.
I thought it was alright, got very excited by the mention of Dinorwig, it was my ninth time this year. Surprisingly it was mostly geography but managed to mention it not once. 
You can watch the first episode on Iplayer. What did you think?
Nice to see the B.B.C. is allowing some embedding of its official YouTube clips now.
I thought it was alright, got very excited by the mention of Dinorwig, remember that? Surprisingly it was mostly geography but managed to mention it not once.
You can watch the first episode on Iplayer. What did you think?
the Olympics .
Enjoyed the opening ceremony, but it made me wonder how London was going to compete, lots of geography and history. Interesting selective view of Chinese history; culture promoted by the state, therefore dominant culture. Also displays of Chinese multiculturalism, with different ethnic groups being represented during the ceremony. From an entertainment viewpoint, very stunning.
I’ve eventually come to love the B.B.C. amine for the games.
the Olympics (otherwise G will get upset 
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Enjoyed the opening ceremony, but it made me wonder how London was going to compete, myself and Miss T texting and discussing how it was all about geography and history. Interesting selective view of Chinese history; culture promoted by the state, therefore dominant culture. Also displays of Chinese multiculturalism, with different ethnic groups being represented during the ceremony. From an entertainment viewpoint, very stunning.
I’ve eventually come to love the B.B.C. amine for the games.
I read Oliver James’s book Aflluenza quite a while ago, there is a great section on education, just came across his talk at the RSA from 2006.
Animoto have updated their education programme allowing easier use for students. We had a play with this last term, brilliant tool.
Gordon Brown and Captain Scott, must remember this one for September. Useful starter for anyone doing Antarctica.
Thanks to Pauline for sharing this resource, a great number of images related to a range of curriculum areas.
A useful list of ideas here for beginning and experienced teachers. Hat-tip Patricia.
