As a point of interest, these are the subjects NOT being assessed in GCSE Science this year.

BBC World Service - The Compass, It’s a Bird’s World, It's a birds world: Noise pollution bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

And did those feet: 10 walks inspired by famous poets - Hardy, Larkin, Edward Thomas, John Cooper Clarke, Carol Ann Duffy, DH Lawrence... theguardian.com/travel/2022/ma…

You’ve all played spot the Snow Leopard. Now let’s play spot the Pallas’s Cat. It’s no wonder these cats are hard to see in the wild. Photo by 徐征泽.

I always enjoy these type of size comparison maps…

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Angie KaranⓋ🌱 Crows are amazing animals that have similar cognitive abilities and intelligence as a children 12-13 year old, and are the only bird species capable of using tools.

Chimp finger and human finger. Identical in pretty much every aspect. We don't come from primates, we are primates, we're not a race, we're a species. We are animals, we are mammals. We are product of nature, we belong to it and we are part of it.

Want to blow Y3 minds with perimeter without books or photocopying?🤯📏 You need: -Children -Trees -String -Rulers …seeing 😮 when a seemingly small leaf had a perimeter of 75cm was brilliant! Great concept intro & way to make it stick that perimeter is a measurable distance!

Not long until the deadline (10th July) - Looking forward to reading young people's writing on Animal Journeys See below for details & how to enter henharrierday.uk/young-writer Please RT Chris Packham Dara McAnulty @nicolakidsbooks M. G. Leonard Julia Green Children's Laureate Julia Green

Ponds are great for wildlife! Follow our guide and create a home for damselflies, frogs and toads 🐸 wildlifewatch.org.uk/how-make-mini-…

This is cool ! Dr Dean Lomax using a Baryonyx claw to cut the ribbon at Yorkshire Natural History Museum

One of two poems Edward Thomas wrote with this title, this one in April 1915. Card by the Daedalus Press, Norfolk

If there was ever time (there isn’t!) schools should try this:On a Friday afternoon each teacher plans out an activity,it might be sewing,crafts,painting,sport and the children through the school choose which learning they’d like to do for the afternoon. Mix of ages in each class

The most famous spider in the world right now. #queensfuneral #QueenElizabethIIMemorial

@HT_BSBCity BSBSForestSchool Emma Satchel I am v touched to hear the name of your class!

@BSBCity A breezy walk this morning and Y1 and 2 were soon deep into their Forest School adventure - playing, exploring and creating their own woodland tree spirits! #forestschool #outdoorlearning The British School of Barcelona

The English Oak (Quercus robur) supports an astonishing 2300 species, of which 326 depend on it for survival. 716 lichens, 108 fungi, 1178 invertebrates, owls, bats, wood warblers, butterflies... I hold in my hand not a single tree, but a community-to-be, a world-in-waiting.

Forests boom and bust through carbon cycles. In booms, they store carbon to fuel growth. In busts, they release carbon back into the atmosphere — sometimes slowly by natural decay and sometimes quickly by fire, disease, or insect invasion. #COP27 COP27 MSU Forest Carbon and Climate Program (FCCP)