In September, Fifth Form geography students embarked on a trip to North Wales and other areas to collect fieldwork data for the UK physical landscapes section of our GCSE course. We were accompanied by our...

For a week in March, Lancing College geographers ventured 1,893 miles from Lancing to Marrakech for the Easter trip to Morocco. Our pupils' voyage began on 22 March, returning a week later on 28 March...

Fieldwork provides an opportunity for students to study geography in the real world and at A Level the LVI take part in the annual trip to Barcelona. This not only puts learning into perspective but...

A team of Lower Sixth Form Geographers have spent much of the past two terms working on the next edition of the Lancing Geographer Journal. They have commissioned articles from their peers and edited articles...

The Lower Sixth Geographers went on their A Level field trip to Barcelona, leaving behind the dull clouds and freezing January temperatures and taking in the bright and sunny landscapes of Spain. In the first...

The Chapel occupies a central place in our lives at Lancing College in many ways. Spiritually, it serves as a place of worship and reflection. It stands guard to the cultural landscape of the Adur...

The Fourth Form Explorer Scouts ventured out on the Summer Term overnight adventure. The first stage was the navigation challenge, walking from the College to Hillside Scout Camp site in Small Dole. The routes had...

The Lower Sixth Geography students took part in a five-day residential fieldtrip as part of their A Level studies just before May Half Term. A key part of their A Level experience, the trip was...

Although Geography resides comfortably within the humanities faculty, it is also infused with application of the scientific method. A particular example of such ‘Scientific Geography’ is the use of experiments to examine landscape evolution up...