Formby High School Geography Department Blog: Flood warnings rise amid threat of further downpours

Saturday, 29 December 2012

Widespread flood warnings continue in force across the UK, with further rain forecast on the last weekend of 2012.

A flooded road in Clifton Hampden in Oxfordshire on 28 December

Interested in Geography GCSE?

Geography GCSE at Formby High School is a fantastic academic subject taught by experienced teachers. Lessons are fun, engaging, challenging and support all learners. This year 49% of students achieved A or A*. Topics studies include coasts, earthquakes, hurricanes, tourism and wildfires.

Students study 5 lessons a fortnight in vibrant classrooms. Regular fieldtrips take place where students can learn outside the classroom. Our trips include studies of tourism in both Wales and the Lake District National Park as well as an adrenaline filled weekend at Hawsend in Cumbria. Students really enjoy their lessons and exam results are outstanding!

Speak to your geography teacher if you wish to know more about Geography GCSE at Formby High School.

Formby High School Geography Department Blog

Saturday, 29 December 2012

Flood warnings rise amid threat of further downpours

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