KODACHROME TO GIS
WHAT MY DAUGHTER’S FIELDWORK TAUGHT ME Reflecting on how the scope of Geography fieldwork has been  transformed by digital Geographical Information Systems […]
Category: Environment
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION IN INDIA
EMPOWERING TEACHERS TO PROTECT THE GANGA RIVER BASIN While ecological studies and climate change have found their way into many national and […]
THOUGHTS ON COP30
SUCCESS, FAILURE OR FUDGE? Joe Human looks at the latest COP meeting in Brazil and its relevance to teachers and classrooms around […]
LEARNING OUTDOORS
DESIGNING AN OUTDOOR SYLLABUS FOR YEAR 7 BIOLOGY Karen Mylod and the Biology Department at Sevenoaks School are planning for their Year […]
READ, DISCUSS, CREATE
ARBOREAL ATELIER PROJECT Responses to an inspirational book can take many forms – in this case Holly B.F. Warren had art in […]
GOLD IN JAPAN
LIFETIME EXPEDITION MEMORIES Nick Chaddock reflects on the intense impact on participants of a recent ‘DofE’ gold award trip to North East […]
CLIMATE ANXIETY
Taking the climate initiative For Greg Klerkx, addressing climate anxiety is as important as decarbonising. Without one, we will not get the […]
DESIGN COLLABORATION
PARTNERED SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE What architectural questions are posed by partnered British international schools? Andy Homden looks at the design of Harrow’s new […]
Doughnut Economics
Getting a different doughnut into school Doughnut Economics by Kate Raworth is arguably the most important Economics text of the early 21st […]
The business of recycling
Investing in the circular economy ITM’s Andy Homden talks to Jeremy Bacon of Riverdale Paper PLC to find out more about the […]
