The opening goal in the Cranleigh Hockey U16s' 3-0 National League win over Epsom

🌊 Rio do Sul in #Brazil underwater again 😩 x.com/tucabr54/statu…

Cornwall earthquake felt 'like a juggernaut had hit the house' 🔗 Read more trib.al/gwQG7xB

Explore this interactive article on where our different sources of energy come from Click on the image to see the full infographic Partner Content by Equinor

Hockey team Christmas takeout

This video illustrates the "levante" phenomenon on the Rock of Gibraltar. The "levante" is an east wind carrying moisture from the Mediterranean. When it encounters the rock's steep terrain, it rises, cools, and condenses, creating clouds, mist, and fog. 📹 Met Office

Miss this dream team

Important resource for any #geographyteacher teaching about A level climate change theguardian.com/environment/20…

Wowww!!!! This is incredible!! Pilots of an Air Portugal night flight from San Francisco to Lisbon filmed this! Wait for it......🤩

With fieldwork season approaching I thought it might be useful to repost this - a practical guide to fieldwork based on my dept’s approach - geogmum.wordpress.com/2022/01/23/how…

Chances that a cow steals your shoes are slim, but never zero

Congratulations to the Cranleigh sch rugby U15s on winning the Continental Tyres Schools Plate, beating Hymers College 33-10. The future is bright ...

‘Supporting exam preparation: the final mile’ 6 strategies to ‘improve the learner, not the work’, including self-regulating timing, key wording, and more. alexquigley.co.uk/supporting-exa…

This will truly be a half term I will never forget 🤍

🚨 NEW 🚨 Teachers have heard of Barak Rosenshine’s principles of instruction, but what about his essential Insights into ‘knowledge structures’? ‘Rosenshine on knowledge structures’ alexquigley.co.uk/rosenshine-on-…

Reading a BBC report titled ‘students express anxiety over toilet breaks’. Apparently, a new survey found ‘65% of students were unable to access toilets at their school freely at any time’. I’ve worked in several schools, including my current one, where the culture is firmly set

🚨 This will be difficult reading for HMI and Ofsted fans. NEW research 🔬 🗣️ Even when schools are rated ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’, headteachers reported high levels of stress, pressure, and a loss of professional autonomy from Ofsted inspections bit.ly/4dxJYYr

The greatest chart in the history of education. Study it forever.

I’m returning to the classroom after seven years in leadership, implementing three research-based approaches: Rosenshine's instructional principles, Shanahan's text-centered methods, and Socratic questioning. My classroom will be organized around a central conference table for

Apathy/passivity in learning - biggest problem in classrooms? Students just waiting to be spoon-fed every single lesson, teachers bending over backwards to accommodate every demand, kids not caring at all, teachers blamed for them not caring - some schools accepting status quo.