Japan Earthquake Links

Before and After Pictures - scroll over the picture to see the effects

Facts and Figures from the British Red Cross on the Response to the earthquake and Tsunami

How shifting plates caused the earthquake and tsunami in Japan

Plates may have moved 40 metres - speculation from a scientist using early data

Live streaming coverage from NYT

Interactive map - facts and pictures

I say "Geordie" you say....

Using Shape Collage online to produce interesting picture collages

The Pact of Steel

On this day in History - Mussolini and Hitler signed the Pact of Steel.  Learn more here - Axis Alliance in World War II

Holocaust and the Kindertransport: Otto's Story | Teachers Media

During April we were lucky enough to have a visit from Otto Deutsch who spoke to Year 9 pupils about his experiences of being forced to leave Austria and move to the UK as a child. Year 9 pupils were intrigued by the visit of such a powerful story teller who captured their attention with his humour and down to earth manner. History brought to life in the best way possible.

Holocaust and the Kindertransport: Otto's Story | Teachers Media

Terrifying destruction of city of Kesennuma

Investigate the earthquake and tsunami further at factbook - the Humanities department research site

Tweeting Tsunami

Where are the worlds nuclear reactors?

Powered by Tableau

Where are the casualties?

Google Maps for information on Japanese earthquake

What really happened at the Battle of Hastings?

3D Volcanic eruption

3D Scientific Animation: Geology: Volcano and Magma Production from LachinaMedia on Vimeo.
3D Scientific Animation: Geology: Volcano and Magma Production demonstrates the production of volcanic lava through the layers of sediment of the Earth. The geological forces, pressure and compression of molten rock shows how the lava is forced to the Earth's surface.

The Earth's structure

How do Volcanoes form?

The Battle of Hastings

Death and Disease: The Black Death in Europe

Year 7 Trip to Bamburgh...coming soon!

Follow the clvparliament election 2010

The real election may be over but the Year 10 students at clv are just beginning to take onthe role of politcal parties, pressure groups, media organisations and returning officers in a mock election involving over 350 students.

The campaign blog will soon be alive with activity with info and campaign from different participants!

Link here to the campaign blog

Who should I vote for?

Who should I vote for? on Prezi

Ash from Icelandic Volcano