Three major projects have recently come to a natural end, which means I now have capacity for new work.

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My focus is practical, sustainable improvement - not writing a report and disappearing.

If your school, trust or organisation could use support, feel free to DM me here. Shares appreciated.

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I’m available to support schools, trusts and organisations with:
• Curriculum development
• CPD
• Quality assurance
• Subject leadership support
• Department improvement over time

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Recently I’ve been fortunate to work on:
• A national curriculum project + resources
• Curriculum development across a MAT
• The Discover Geography textbook series

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Three major projects have recently come to a natural end, which means I now have capacity for new work.

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Early morning at Lanty's Tarn near Ullswater - with @greeborunner.bsky.social

The Questions That Teach Geography Moving towards dialogic classrooms

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How can questioning be used to better support disciplinary thinking in geography?

open.substack.com/pub/enserm/p...

#Geogchat

FINALLY, an episode about alleged sex cults and weighing your own poop!!

What’s the point? Creating a future-facing geography curriculum

What’s the point of geography?

I’ve been trying to answer this more precisely. Not in terms of content, but in terms of what geography allows pupils to do.

This was the focus of my @geographicalassoc.bsky.social conference talk.

open.substack.com/pub/enserm/p...?

What are we Teaching?: Powerful knowledge and a capabilities curriculum Buy What are we Teaching?: Powerful knowledge and a capabilities curriculum by Bustin, Richard (ISBN: 9781785837180) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.

Richard Bustin has written a great book on it www.amazon.co.uk/What-are-Tea...

Discover Geography Empower students to understand and think like geographers with this complete and compelling geography curriculum supporting the KS3 Geography National Curriculum for England, Cambridge Lower Secondary...

This talk explores building a future-facing curriculum through:
– meaningful questions
– powerful knowledge
– place and enquiry

It’s also the thinking behind the Discover Geography series with @harpercollins.bsky.social.

collins.co.uk/collections/...

What’s the point? Creating a future-facing geography curriculum

What’s the point of geography?

I’ve been trying to answer this more precisely. Not in terms of content, but in terms of what geography allows pupils to do.

This was the focus of my @geographicalassoc.bsky.social conference talk.

open.substack.com/pub/enserm/p...?

Lunch of kings. Love injera.

Heading off for a morning stroll across Sheffield to find the Geographical Association conference.

I'm presenting at 2pm - exploring how to create a future-facing geography curriculum.

Made it to Sheffield for @geographicalassoc.bsky.social conference. Woop woop!

a cartoon train is going down the tracks with a star on the front ALT: a cartoon train is going down the tracks with a star on the front

I'm heading to Sheffield tomorrow ready to join the @geographicalassoc.bsky.social conference on Friday.

I'll be presenting ideas on making geography curiculums future-facing and embracing geography's powerful potential.

Excellent as always from @greeborunner.bsky.social

Perfect day for walking in the hills. Up Penyghent with @greeborunner.bsky.social

No - this was just outside Keld

Today's adventures - touring the Dales and finding different places to make coffee in.

York Minster looking lovely in the setting sun

As above, so below

It's a book i go back to a lot. I find that a lot with @dj-acid-reflux.bsky.social work.

I got this book from local library, and then got a copy to own because it's in for the intensive "how did he DO that" reread. There are some beautiful things going on with time, place, and point-of-view that I need to understand both as reader (for pleasure) and writer (for work)

I now fully understand why @greeborunner.bsky.social and @ensermark.bsky.social moved north. There is a Booth’s in Settle. If you know you know 😂

That was all it took 😎

Pop into Limestone Books in the market square. Great bookshop.

A good start to a trip to York with @greeborunner.bsky.social Vegan fish and chips and a new TTRPG to try.

One of my favourite novels. Absolutely brilliant.

Amazing! It is between Malham Tarn and Settle. Well worth a stop.

Just up to Winskill Rocks - just outside Settle. Beautiful areas of limestone paving up there and views of the 3 peaks.