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Secondary Geography

KS3 Geography – Egypt’s Construction Problem

COP27 linked resource investigating population growth and the construction industry, and links to climate change

Secondary Maths, Secondary Science

Optimising Flight Times

Numerical activity calculating total speed (velocity) of an aircraft.

Secondary Science

UK Energy Mix

Practical physics resource investigating renewable and non-renewable energy sources

Secondary Science

Cloud Cover and Light Levels

Practical physics resource looking at impact of scattering on light levels

Secondary Science

Air Pressure and Height

Practical physics resource measuring air pressure variations

Primary, Secondary Geography, Secondary Science

Climate Change Transition Day

Notes for Teachers

Secondary Maths, Secondary Science

Ocean Warming and Kettles – Teachers’ Notes

Specific Heat Capacity and Density calculations

Secondary Maths, Secondary Science

Ocean Warming and Kettles

Specific Heat Capacity and Density Calculations

Secondary Maths

KS3 Maths – Egypt’s Road Problem

COP27 linked resource applying pythagoras’ theorem and the Steiner problem.

Secondary Science

Trees – evaporative cooling and reflection of EM radiation

Students calculate that one oak tree is equivalent to 4 air conditioning units and consider the other cooling benefits of trees.

Secondary Geography

Rainfall and Pressure

A Scottish data based exercise investigating the link between rainfall and atmospheric pressure.

Secondary Geography

Weather and Climate worksheet

I can investigate the relationship between climate and weather.

Secondary Geography

Beast from the East

A scheme of work written for Scottish BGE second level

Secondary Geography

Scottish S4 Scheme of Work

A Scheme of work for S4 Geography

Secondary Geography

In Depth – The Global Atmospheric Circulation

It’s worth noting that, if the Earth wasn’t rotating, we’d have just one ‘thermally direct’ cell with air rising at the ITCZ and sinking

Secondary Geography

In Depth – Air Masses

An air mass is a body of air with relatively uniform characteristics.

Secondary Geography

In Depth – Rainfall and Relief

Precipitation over the British Isles is the result of one or more, of three basic mechanisms.

Secondary Geography

In Depth – El Nino/ La Nina

Every few years a very noticeable change comes about in the temperature of the equatorial Pacific Ocean. The eastern side, which is usually the

Secondary Maths, Secondary Science

Models for Climate Change

Links to simple numerical models from around the world.

Secondary Geography

IPCC 2022 – Women and Climate Change

Explore how women are disproportionately affected by climate change and play a key part in adapting to the changing climate

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KS3 Geography – Egypt’s Construction Problem

Optimising Flight Times

UK Energy Mix

Cloud Cover and Light Levels

Air Pressure and Height

Climate Change Transition Day

Ocean Warming and Kettles – Teachers’ Notes

Ocean Warming and Kettles

KS3 Maths – Egypt’s Road Problem

Trees – evaporative cooling and reflection of EM radiation

Rainfall and Pressure

Weather and Climate worksheet

Beast from the East

Scottish S4 Scheme of Work

In Depth – The Global Atmospheric Circulation

In Depth – Air Masses

In Depth – Rainfall and Relief

In Depth – El Nino/ La Nina

Models for Climate Change

IPCC 2022 – Women and Climate Change

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