Over the next few weeks the blog will be updated. Keep an eye out for new posts and news.
A link will be also on the school intranet.
Over the next few weeks the blog will be updated. Keep an eye out for new posts and news.
A link will be also on the school intranet.
Millions of Chinese faced a humanitarian crisis on Friday, as petrol and food reserves dwindled and yet more bad weather was forecast for a country paralyzed by record-breaking cold and snow.
More than 160 counties and cities in central China were suffering blackouts and water shortages, Xinhua news agency said, including Chenzhou, in Hunan province, a city of 4 million that has been without power and water for more than a week.
“Many trees are severed and power lines have collapsed. It’s like we have experienced an air raid or lost a battle,” a Chenzhou hotel worker told Reuters by telephone. “It is a complete mess. We are hungry and cold.”
What a week it has been. Last week we saw a number of schools in our city closed due to the heavy rainfall which in turn caused serious flooding. Shaffield has not seen flooding like this for a long time.
So what caused it?
What were the effects on people, businesses, homes and the local environment?
How have people managed since the floods?
Your final paper is on Monday, you are almost there!
Remember:
You have a copy of pape 3 and 4. You can access the mark scheme at: http://www.averyhill.org.uk/
And finally…..
GOOD LUCK!!!!!
Thanks to those of you who came to the revision session today. By now you will have a pack of resources and have gone through case studies.
The rest is up to you now!
Good luck!!!!!!
This Thursday May 31st 2007 we will be meeting to do the final preparation for your Revsion for the Full course GCSE exam.
Be there……or be….??????