Our Year 12 Geographers enjoyed lovely weather last week when they spent 4 days in Yorkshire, visiting case study locations and collecting data for their NEA investigations.
Their research included the effects of tourism on the North Yorkshire Moors; media representations of Scarborough; clone towns and the liveability of Beverley; as well as the changes to rockpool diversity at Flamborough Head. They also looked at the Holderness Coast and Hull as taught case studies.
On top of all this, they even managed to squeeze in some revision for their mock exams.
