Thursday, 6 June 2013
Monday, 15 April 2013
SG, H and Travel & Tourism Revision Days May 2013
Drop-In revision dates for S4 and S5/6
Wednesday 22nd May 2-3pm Travel & Tourism
Wednesday 29th May 10-1pm Standard Grade (all levels)
Wednesday 29th May 10-1pm & 2-3.30pm Higher
All Welcome...these are 'drop-in' sessions and you are not expected to stay for the whole time...unless you want to!
Thursday, 28 March 2013
S1 Amazonia Trip
The Geography Dept made the first trip of the year to 'Amazonia' at Strathclyde Country Park. S1 pupils had the chance to experience the heat of the rainforest and to meet a wide selection of rainforest creatures.
S1 Dynamic Earth
Our S1 trip proved very popular with pupils this year so we made 2 trips to 'Our Dynamic Earth' in Edinburgh to make sure that everyone had a chance to take part.
Check out the pictures in the Geography corridor boards and on the S1 link here on our blog.
Check out the pictures in the Geography corridor boards and on the S1 link here on our blog.
Friday, 9 November 2012
S.G. Supported Study
Don't forget that supported study is on every Wednesday lunchtime from 1pm in D1.07 - bring your lunch!
After school supported study is on 13th and 27th November 3.30pm-4.30pm...you are expected!
After school supported study is on 13th and 27th November 3.30pm-4.30pm...you are expected!
S4 Farm Visit
S4 pupils braved a chilly and wet November morning to visit Old Mains Farm near Bishopton. This was a mixed farm producing both crops animals.
We discovered that the farm has a contract to provide top restaurants, M&S and McDonalds with their prime beef. They also supply the Scottish drinks industry with grain for brewing.
The visit really helped to put all out classroom learning into context...and pupils even got to climb into a tractor - no farm visit would be complete without that!
We discovered that the farm has a contract to provide top restaurants, M&S and McDonalds with their prime beef. They also supply the Scottish drinks industry with grain for brewing.
The visit really helped to put all out classroom learning into context...and pupils even got to climb into a tractor - no farm visit would be complete without that!
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