This bridge in southern China is the world’s highest. Like a two hundred storeys skyscraper. It may also be the most beautiful bridge on earth? Spectacular!

How can we sustainably feed a world of 10 million? Suggestions here for how to close the gaps that already exist. wri.org/blog/2018/12/h… #geographyteacher #food #resourcereliance

Year 7 and Year 11 should enjoy this as both have recently been looking at population pyramids.

Congratulations to Georgia who receives an award from the Royal Geographical Society for being amongst the top scoring Geographers nationally in the AS Exam from June 2018. An almost flawless performance in both papers. Brilliant!

A massive “Thank you!” to Jamie McIvor who visited Tormead yesterday to tell us all about the development of biotechnology that is helping to tackle some of the environmental problems in the world. The Australian government may be the first to fully jump on board!

Is this the future for supermarket shopping?

Our new ECO board looking smashing! Thanks to Gabby and Maddy for updating it with some advice to help reduce our impact on the planet.

Year 7 Tormead Geographers our exploring Shere on a self-guided walk. Maps and compasses at the ready...

This term the year 8 Geographers have engaged in some #hpledu logical thinking trying to order statements to explain how convectional rainfall occurs in tropical regions.

Year 9 Geographers managing the eruption crisis at Montserrat. Can they use #hpledu flexible thinking and VAA collaborative learning to successfully manage the crisis?

Year 8 are exploring the plants of the rainforest this week. Individual research which develops #HPLACP strategy planning and #HPLVAA enquiry.

Year 10 geography girls using ACP ‘logical thinking’ to complete the dominoes game of the water cycle terms #HPLedu

Year 11 are debating the various options for reducing deforestation. Developing ACP’s of intellectual playfulness and Seeing alternative perspectives. VAA’s of collaborative working and concern for society too #hpledu

Year 8 Geographers developing HPL skills of connection finding, critical thinking and VAAs of collaborative learning and enquiry based learning.#hpledu

Year 11 Geographers discussing the benefits and disadvantages of TNC location in NICs. #hpledu ACPs of “seeing alternative perspectives”, “intellectual playfulness” and “critical thinking”. Also developing VAAs of “collaborative working”, “concern for society” and “creativity”.

Year 11 geographers linking ideas, seeing the big picture and working collaboratively in preparation for their mocks next week.#hpledu.

U6 Geographers design a Trade board game to explore the benefits and disadvantages of trade. #hpl intellectual curiosity #vaa creativity

Year 8 Geographers working collaboratively to piece together the 4 quarters of Jerusalem and research a little about some of the main features here. #hpledu #collaborative

Can you identify all the labels on the diagram. L6 Geographers developing #hpl fluent thinking #hpledu

Year 8 developing empathy by looking at water sources in Israel and the West Bank #seeingalternativeperspectives #hpledu