What a brilliant day for geography fieldwork 😊
03.03.2026 16:45
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What a brilliant day for geography fieldwork 😊
What an amazing 3 days learning about all aspects of Parliament. So excited to return to school and share it with our pupils! #teachukparl
Rise up! #Hamilton
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Some Geography planning inspiration please!! I want to update the case studies for my KS3 natural hazards unit. What does everyone cover?
Thank you. I'm trying to work out if I can fit it in with family commitments but that sounds do able.
I'm look at doing an NPQ in leading teacher development. How much work is it realistically?
School finally broke up for Christmas yesterday. My holiday has not yet begun however because my 9 year old has her friends over for a sleepover. Send help!
This looks brilliant for all Yorkshire based teachers
Happy holidays. Finally got round to reading this. It's brilliant. Loads of ideas to revamp my KS3 curriculum
Looking for engagement activities for 11-16 y/o’s just starting in AP after being out of a school setting for a while. I have a few things & lots of it is finding their unique passions but particularly looking for ideas for young people with Autism &/or Sensory processing issues.
This is great - thank you for sharing
This is pretty cool!
Finished this earlier. Glad we carried on as it was really good. Fingers crossed for a second series 🤞
Wardrobe goals!
This is what I'd like too
Thank you for this! I've been looking for geographers to follow on here
bsky.app/profile/did:... Can those interested in PRU and AP follow this feed. You can add to this feed by using the hashtag #thisisAP (is not case sensitive)
It's ages since I've been to Chesters. It's a great site
I love Roman re-enactments! Is this along Hadrians Wall?
That looks painful! Hope you recover quickly
It's a really good book!
Thank you for these suggestions. I have found lots of history teachers but was struggling for geography. These suggestions have started to even things up a bit!
Can anyone recommend any geography teachers to follow on here? I'm a non specialist teaching geography gcse for the first time in sept (OCR B)
This sounds brilliant. Adding it to my 'to be read' pile for the summer. Sounds like there's lots I could use in form time.
I'm a one person department so hoping it will give me some ideas and different approaches. I miss having people to bounce ideas off!
