Danielle @MsBGeog

FRGS | MSET | MCCT | NPQLT Lead Practitioner in Humanities. Geography specialist. I ❤️ volcanoes. West Midlands, England Joined February 2024

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Danielle @MsBGeog

5 months ago

Happy Earth Day! ✌🏻🌍 earthday.org/earth-day-2026/

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Danielle @MsBGeog

6 months ago

So excited to have had my Lead Practitioner accreditation result this morning! @ssat #Leadpractitioner #lifelonglearner

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Kate Stockings @kate_stockings

6 months ago

📚The books of KS5 geography📚 A (big) revamp of resources this academic year forced me back to the bookshelf to think carefully about what books I used at KS5 and why- ensuring that each one was purposeful. The final line-up 👏 katestockings.com/alevel-geograp…

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RGS-IBG Schools @RGS_IBGschools

6 months ago

Looking for GCSE fieldwork ideas? 🌍 Our resources support key fieldwork techniques, enquiry skills, and understanding of core geographical concepts. Get inspired 👉ow.ly/BbyI50Vma6z

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Head of Geog (Duncan John) @HeadofGeog

6 months ago

First geothermal site in the UK: Water super-heated by rocks will help drive turbines to generate electricity for 10,000 homes. I edited the BBC news article about the Cornwall project onto one A4 sheet. Useful for energy security topic. Link above. #geography #geographyteacher

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Mr PM @mr_perez5

10 months ago

🚨 Huge Geography NEA news - the 2025 English indices of deprivation has been released! 🚨 Main findings: gov.uk/government/sta… By postcode: deprivation.communities.gov.uk Map: deprivation.communities.gov.uk/maps?type=imd&…

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Danielle @MsBGeog

a year ago

@GeeTheExplorer I would get them doing more timed questions. I've always found the grade 7-9ers always write too much. You could also get them marking model answers.

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Head of Geog (Duncan John) @HeadofGeog

a year ago

Geography gold: Here’s a useful diagram to discuss approaches to coastal management. Figure credit: Edexcel past exam paper. In shared folder (link in pinned post). #teachers #geography #geographyteacher

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Amazing Maps @amazingmap

a year ago

The full extent of the Amazon River basin The Amazon River basin covers about 7 million km², making it the largest drainage basin on Earth. It stretches across nine countries, with around 60 percent lying in Brazil and the rest spanning Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana. It drains close to 40 percent of South America through more than 1,100 tributaries, including about 17 considered major rivers. The Amazon River itself is the most voluminous in the world. On average it discharges around 200,000 cubic metres of water per second into the Atlantic Ocean. That accounts for roughly 15 to 20 percent of all the freshwater entering the world’s oceans. In flood season the river can swell to more than 40 kilometres across in places and flood vast areas of forest, creating seasonal wetlands that support enormous biodiversity. The Amazon basin contains the largest tropical rainforest on the planet. It is home to at least 10 percent of all known species, including more than 40,000 plants, over 2,000 fish, around 1,300 birds, 400 mammals, and hundreds of amphibians and reptiles, with millions of insect species still being catalogued. The rainforest acts as a critical carbon sink and plays a central role in regulating the global climate. The region is also home to more than 30 million people, including over 350 Indigenous groups, many of whom rely directly on the forest and rivers for their livelihoods and cultural traditions. Some communities remain largely uncontacted, living deep within the forest. The Amazon is often called the "lungs of the Earth" because of its immense role in producing oxygen and storing carbon. Scientists emphasise that its health is vital not only for South America but for the entire planet.

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Steve Brace @SteveBraceGeog

a year ago

"Geography GCSE exams have banned the term “squatter settlements” because the phrase is considered inappropriate. The wording will be removed from exam papers from September and replaced with informal settlements." telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/07/0…

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Danielle @MsBGeog

a year ago

Really useful for my gained time tasks-embedding more GIS activities into our curriculum. Thank you!

TeachGeogs 🌍 @TeachGeogs

a year ago

Hello #GAConf25 Here is my series of GIS “How to” guides that a colleague kindly plugged in their #GIS talk. I aimed it at staff and also students, looking at procedural knowledge with @ArcGISOnline youtube.com/@mrsuttongeogr…

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TeachGeogs 🌍 @TeachGeogs

a year ago

Using #Excel to do #GIS? It's really simple! 'How to' videos youtube.com/playlist?list=…

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Chris Packham @ChrisGPackham

a year ago

2025: setting all the worst records. Sign at govpetition.uk/700024

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Danielle @MsBGeog

2 years ago

@Mr_BOWATER Hazards 🤞

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Danielle @MsBGeog

2 years ago

@geoteachrach We are doing some scaffolded and challenging homework tasks with a bit of freedom of choice. We are using Tom Sherrington's Mode A:Mode B approach.

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Danielle @MsBGeog

2 years ago

Project 1 for this year is overhauling the homework system in place on a fortnightly schedule across humanities. Launch coming soon! #homework #humanities #leadpractitioner

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Positively Present @positivepresent

2 years ago

Some encouraging words for anyone who feels unsure right now!

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Danielle @MsBGeog

2 years ago

@jmbgeog @HodderEd11to19 @BilboGeog I was lucky enough to have been a student at Chester Uni from 2007 and Martin was an absolute inspiration and lovely man. It's so sad- he will be missed.

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Danielle @MsBGeog

2 years ago

I am so proud of our A-level cohort today. They were small but mighty. They worked hard and were rewarded. 💫

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Danielle @MsBGeog

2 years ago

Another wonderful round of human fieldwork with our year 10s. We even managed to avoid the rain! Next week- physical fieldwork in Carding Mill Valley! 🏞