Thank you so much for these great ideas! Iram Sammar . Makes the idea of decolonizing geography so much more practical 🙌🏾🌍

It’s giveaway time! RT for a chance to win a gorgeous A3 print of your choice by the fabulous Gail Myerscough and I’ll pick a winner on Monday. Visit gailmyerscough.co.uk for more lovely goodies at affordable prices. Good luck!

To see justice served like this when it so very rarely is, is almost overwhelming. Only a tiny per centage of rape cases ever make it near a courtroom so for this woman to win here, it's indescribable. Much love to Nikita, brave brave woman and fuck Conor McGregor forever.

Just impulsively booked a week in Seoul for Feb half term. Was last there in 2016, horribly jet-lagged, with a jet-lagged, constipated toddler. Am hoping to savour it more this time. Cannot wait for aaaaaaallll the kimchi.

We all know the man is extremely talented but holy god watch this

So what is the actual process for nominating someone for a Nobel prize, can we all just write in or what?

When you write a book your publisher gives you a few free author copies. Most of them are being given to people who helped me write it. But I have 1 spare. I’ll give it to someone after the 28th Feb. Retweet & follow to be in with a chance! 🌞

Just waiting for our flight to Seoul 🇰🇷✈️ A few reunions with people we worked with in Shanghai and Surrey, in Busan and Jeju. But mostly looking forward to the food!

How can we teach about Dharavi without reinforcing stereotypes? Here's another 📕 which helps tackle common misconceptions, revealing a thriving community full of resilience, industry & self-sufficiency. A #geographyteacher must-read! tinyurl.com/bdekyk2k

Wasn't planning on going anywhere for May half term BUT would it be mad to take advantage of very reasonable return flights to New Delhi? Not ideal time temp wise I know but....should I?!!

Self isolating since Sunday when I tested positive for COVID. Less than ideal, especially when I'm home for less time than normal.

Lovely day in Samarkand yesterday. City bus tour of the main gorgeous sites and hopped off to explore the Gur-e-Emir Mausoleum

It's been so lovingly restored. My jaw hit the floor on entering this domed area which housed the remains of Emir Temirlane and his family.

And on the bus tour we found out there's a nightly light show at Registan Square. Back to Tashkent on the train this evening for two nights. #samarkand #uzbekistan

Missing first day of INSET tomorrow due to taking my son to Dubai for a medical procedure. Not looking forward to the academic year ahead, not least because it'll involve getting back on the hunt for a new school/country and all that goes with it.

Just booked 4 nights in Athens in December so we can take our Greek mythology-obsessed child there. How different to my childhood 🤣

Long weekend here due to Monday's public holiday. Planning on updating my CV and possibly my Search Associates profile so we can get cracking on the job search for August 2026.

The sign-up link for this year's UK Polar Network Antarctic Flags Project is now LIVE!!! Sign up by the 2nd October. If you're a seasoned pro at this, please still sign up but you know what to do in terms of sending flags to us :) docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Well that's me officially on the job hunt (and another international move) for August 2026. I wonder where we'll end up.

A much colder day for Y11 this year than on the same date last year when I took Y12 out to do urban fieldwork! Last year the sun was shining and it was warm!