Geography and GGiP
Made the papers today (no, it wasn't the Court Report...)
Page 2 of the Lynn News, my local paper, has a report with the headline "KES teacher joins national campaign".
It's about the Give Geography its Place campaign, and has some good quotes:

"Geography is essential for an understanding of the world we live in today, and the one we are going to inhabit in the future..."

To find out more visit http://www.passion4geography.co.uk

The article is HERE

If you're a teacher or a student, sign the petition!
If you're a parent, sign the petition !
Get involved, and Give Geography its Place in the media.

Notice how I selflessly left out mentions of GeographyPages (this time anyway...)

Also the Teachers TV programme I was the consultant on is now featured on the Teachers TV website.
Check out TOP 10 on the Web for Geography.
There's one notable absence of course...

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