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Sunday, 11 July 2010

Haverstock go to Overstrand


















At the end of June 8 lucky Year 10's joined Miss Chadwick and Miss Scott at Overstrand in Norfolk for four days. They had the opportunity to learn about coastal management along the North Norfolk Coast, investigate how rivers change and see the impact tourism has had on the area. I am sure they will all agree that they learnt far more by visiting the area rather than being in the classroom.


There was plenty of time for relaxation and fun with games of aeroball, laser quest, archery, a leap of faith, a camp fire with pizza, riddles and dancing and even a (disappointing) England Match. Miss Scott and Miss Chadwick were a bit concerned about their ability to teach when Mark said he was looking forward to going back to England! Thanks Year 10's for making the trip so much fun! Look out for application letters for February's Morocco trip after work experience.







































































Wednesday, 16 June 2010

Good Luck

Good luck to all of you tomorrow. See you at 11am for revision and warm up!
Miss Scott and Miss Chadwick

Thursday, 6 May 2010

Mock Preparation

As you know your Geography Yr10 Mock exam is on Friday 15th of May so you have a week of preparation. The exam lasts and hour and will cover all the issues we have looked at since September on Differences and Similarities. So get preparing- you need to revise all of the work we have covered on Camden and The Swahili Coast in Tanzania.

Good luck to all of you
Miss Chadwick and Miss Scott

Friday, 23 April 2010

10X Homework 23/04/10

You will be beginning the first hour of your High Level Control section of your Controlled Assessment on Wednesday 28/04/10/. When you arrive at the lesson, you need to have all of your research in your folder to enable you to begin Sections 1 & 2.
In these two sections you will need to write about;
  • what tourism is
  • how we classify tourists
  • what has happened to the number of tourists since 1950 - why?
  • why tourists want to visit LEDC's
  • where the Swahili Coast is located
  • the physical and human attractions of the Swahili Coast
  • where tourists stay along the Swahili Coast - the resorts

If you need any help, or need to print off any resources in preparation for this lesson, please, please, please come and see me in B216 BEFORE the lesson!

Miss Chadwick

Wednesday, 7 April 2010

Happy Holidays

We hope you are all having a good holiday and working on your coursework preparation. If you are going somewhere good this holiday don't forget to bring us back a present each and make sure you are spending time observing the Geography around you!

Please can those of you going to Norfolk bring the remainder of your money after the holiday.
And just to remind you- Your Mock exam is on May 14th and the real thing June 17th- happy revision.
Miss Scott and Miss Chadwick

Monday, 22 March 2010

10Z Homework - 24th and 30th March

Don't forget we are in B016 this week.
1. You need to continue with the planning of your coursework over the next two weeks.
2. Geographers TV- Please watch - Tropic of Cancer- Sunday nights BBC2 8PM (or catch it on i player) and Chocolate- The Bitter Truth 9pm Wednesday BBC1

Thursday, 11 March 2010

Global Citizen

Well done for completing your first module. We are starting this week to work on the Global Citizen module which will involve two pieces of assessed coursework. More details to follow next week with a list of resources. Here is your title for piece number one, which will be submitted by April 28th 2010.

How and why does tourism have a positive and negative impact on people along The Swahili Coast? How should tourism in the area develop in the future?