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Dr Garrett Nagle
St Edward's School
Woodstock Road
Oxford
OX2 7NN

Tel: 01865 319 231
Email: Garrett Nagle


Programme 2009

For further information on any of these events, please contact Garrett Nagle.

Ocean circulation and its role in climate
Tuesday 20 January 2009, from 4:45pm
St Edward's School, Oxford
Lecture by Dr Helen Johnson, Oxford University

Migration and Development
Tuesday 3 February 2009, from 4:45pm
St Edward's School, Oxford
Lecture by Dr Katie Willis, Royal Holloway, London

Geography Conference: Focus on the New Geography - A Level, IB, GCSE and KS3 changes and what they mean to us all
Organised by the Oxford GA Branch for the ISWG
Monday 2 March 2009
St Edward's School, Oxford

This one day Conference is designed for all teachers of KS3 to A Level. Lectures and workshops will be given on topics relating to the new A Level syllabi, IB, GCSE and KS3 (including Common Entrance). Lecturers will, we hope, include Eleanor Rawlings MBE, Dr Garrett Nagle, Dr Roger Trend, John Widdowson, Paul Guinness, Paul Baker, Dr Bob Digby and David Holmes. We will be inviting publishers and authors to be with us for the day. GA resources will be available to order. There will be a lunch and a chance to meet and discuss with colleagues.

Only £50 per head or £75 for two from a school.
Free parking available.
Book early to ensure a place. Email Paul Baker to recieve a full programme and application form.


13 March 2009
Field trip to be led by John Widdowson. Adults, students and sixth form pupils welcome. £25 per head. Email Paul Baker to book a place.


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