In a complex interaction of atmosphere, ocean currents and climate impacts, Australian meteorologists are indicating they're seeing the first signs of an El Nino event beginning to develop to...

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Regular high magnitude earthquakes in an area are now known as supercycles

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Earthquake preparation operates over different time-scales. There is action 'Before', such as setting minimum building standards for all new construction; advice for 'During' - such as Drop,...

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Exam time is nearly upon us and if you haven't started a thorough revision programme, we're here to help!

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An earthquake measuring 7.9 on the Richter Scale has hit Kathmandu in Nepal today.

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On Thursday in Chile, the Calbuco volcano erupted.

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In this blog I want to look at the importance of SPaG in the GCSE Geography exams.

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In this blog I want to look at how to adequately prepare for your exam using a range of tried and tested revision techniques.

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21st April 2015

Geography bake off

http://www.sundaybaking.co.uk/dorset-coast-themed-cake-durdle-door/Geography and cake, two of my favourite things. This amazing Durdle Door cake has inspired me to set up an end of term Geography...

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Southeast Asian rainforests are under threat as the global demand for rubber tyres increases.

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A growth of algae blooms on the surface of the lake has led to thousands of fish dying.

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Approximately 5000km2 is still being cut down annually, but this is still 80% less than in 2004.

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16th April 2015

SWAT!

SWAT! is a really simple lesson starter activity that takes very little preparation.

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As exam season is 'in the post' I thought I would share one of my favourite revision activities, Heads Together.

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This is a very simple activity that allows a teacher to link two lessons together.

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This is a really useful comparison of the new specifications http://geyre.co.uk/2015/04/14/comparison-of-the-new-draft-gcse-syllabuses/

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Warmer ocean temperatures have led to certain animals being discovered in areas where they aren't usually found. Also, many animals have died due to changing ocean temperatures.

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This is an excellent interactive water cycle diagram http://water.usgs.gov/edu/watercycle-kids-adv.html

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A key concept in Development Geography is that of
Appropriate Technology. Growing out of the 'Small is Beautiful' movement

promoted by Dr Ernst Schumacher in the 1970s, the appreciation that...

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Water supplies are critical in many areas of the world. Predictions exist that by mid-century there will be more people on the planet and this will put a strain on water supplies.

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