We recently updated our #VirtualTour to incorporate our fantastic new Junior School, STEM block and Sixth Form Centre which opens after Easter. Navigate from the 19th century building to the new state-of-the-art development stdunstans.org.uk/virtual-tour-o… #DiscoverStDunstans

A look inside the new atrium #DiscoverStDunstans

Sunrise high over #London.

Statistically it's more likely to #snow at Easter than it is at Christmas. Not an #AprilFool #AprilFoolsDay

If you live in the south of the UK you maybe wondering why the sky has a strange hue this morning This is #SaharanDust which can even be seen of the latest visible satellite picture

Now is a great time to encourage students to submit work to #Routes! 👩‍💻 Our authors learn a huge amount through the support they receive and it's a fantastic addition to a UCAS form, CV or post-grad application. There are no deadlines to submit to Routes.🌟🌎

Love this Reindeer cyclone in the Arctic Circle but it stupidly bothers me they're not swirling the other way round as a N hemisphere cyclone should. This is a reindeer anticyclone. I'll get my coat. 😂

Good morning geographers it's 33 weeks to #COP26 Here is a climate change tile on Sources of CO₂ emissions #beclimatesmart and know the facts #geographystudent #TogetherForOurPlanet🌱

amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr… An interesting proposal!

This is exciting!

The latest view from space 🛰️ Here's something we've not seen for a while, a deep area of low pressure bringing useful but perhaps rather ill-timed rain to many places this #BankHolidayMonday Also, we've had a gust of 76 mph at Capel Curig in North Wales 💨

It looks like this will go down as the coldest early May Bank Holiday on record with a top temperature of just 14C in a few spots in southeast England. Nick

Quite the damp end to a May Bank Holiday: keep an eye on the weather with radar views, too: metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather…

Take a look at the amazing changes in the #CityofLondon, #CannonStreet, #Bank, #London. #AerialViews 2012 / 2021 City of London Architects’ Journal

A thunderstorm moving over London, UK on Saturday, May 15th. Photos by Hanno van Wyk. Posted with permission.

Last 2 years of rainfall in England. Tale of extremes!

Cool way of looking at London. This map shows part of the River Thames and London surroundings using 50cm DSM Lidar data. Source: buff.ly/2Qp37FX

Scenes from the episode of lava fountaining at #Etna's Southeast Crater early on 19 May 2021, seen from home in Tremestieri Etneo (20 km south of the summit). Real sound, every now and then you can hear the rumbling of the volcano between the birds chirping and singing.