What would you wish for?

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Mr.Lanyon

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2A1 were asked their thoughts on the world. What did they wish and hope for and what did geography mean to them. Some interesting results.

Geography Drop in Sessions

Posted on August 24, 2011 by Mr.Lanyon

If you need a little extra help with your homework, want to go over something done in class or need help with revising for tests or exams come along to the department at the following times

Tuesday 3-45pm – 4.45pm
Thursday 1.10pm – 1.45pm

If you can’t make it along at these times speak to your teacher who will arrange something for you or why not tweet us with your questions.

Rainforests – Eco Tourism Challenge

Posted on June 1, 2011 by Mr.Lanyon

S2 pupils were challenged to come up with a marketing campaign to promote Eco-Tourism within the rainforests. Jack and Robbie decided to produce their own TV Advert. Have a look at the result.

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Royal Highland Show

Posted on May 23, 2011 by Mr.Lanyon

Once again S3 Geographers will be joining with Home Economics in a joint trip to The Royal Highland Show on Thursday 23rd June. This is an ideal opportunity to see first hand modern farming techniques and changes to the industry such as renewable energies and organic farming. Opportunities to try new foods, see the best in Scottish farm animals, take part in the Army Obstacle Course and collect lots of freebies. This is a day out that puts the fun into learning – one not to miss. Return slips must be handed to Mr Lanyon by the 27th May.

Edinburgh Field Trip

Posted on May 20, 2011 by Mr.Lanyon

S3 Standard Grade students, during the past week have spent an afternoon in Edinburgh completing land use surveys and interviewing members of the public. The trip was aimed at identifying the different types of land use within the area of Princes Street and George Street and investigating the methods, frequency and travel of visitors to edinburgh.