Yet again our pupils achieved excellent results in the external exams. The six students in Year 13 all achieved "A" to "C" grades with 3 "A"s. Year 12 excelled themselves with 7 "A" grades from 10 pupils. Unfortunately, only 6 of these are taking the subject on to A2 level. However there is every likelihood that they will achieve good grades next summer.
The GCSE group also did very well with 84.8% obtaining "A*" to "C" grades. This is a reflection of the effort put in by the students themselves and the staff of the Department. I would like to thank Mrs. Jones and Mr Mainwaring for their hard work and support this year again.
Fieldwork continues throughout the school. An automatic weather tracker and a flowmeter has helped to produce more reliable data for "A" level projects while equipment is also available for lending to GCSE students to carry out river studies for their projects.
Mrs Jones and Mr Mainwaring have carried out local fieldwork with the lower school pupils and also arranged two fieldtrips to the Elan Valley with Years 7 and 8. More...
Mr. R Rees is the new Head of Geography. He will be teaching Geography throughout the school.
Mrs. Davies has now retired from the school. Very Best Wishes for the Future.
Mrs. Jones who taught Key Stage 3 and 4, and was also responsible for the development of this school web site, publicity and the school calendar. Who retired this year. Very Best Wished for the Future.
Mr Owain Mainwaring teaches Geography through the medium of the Welsh language.
The Geography Department in KS 3 is divided into three groups.
At KS 3 7Y 8Y and 9Y are taught through the medium of Welsh by Mr. Owain Mainwaring.
Years 7P and 7G are divided into two ability sets, as are years 8 and 9 which are taught through the medium of English by Mrs. Jeanette Jones.
Many students choose Geography as one of their option for GCSE and A level.