Primary pupils learn about rivers and flooding
JBA Trust supported the Key Stage 2 geography curriculum at Cullingworth Village Primary School near Keighley on Thursday 30th January.
Interactive geography day for secondary school pupils
On Thursday 16th January, JBA Trust and the University of Nottingham delivered an ‘Interactive Geography Day’ for 120 Year 8 pupils at Ermysted’s Grammar School in Skipton.
Sixth form students learn about flood risk management
On Friday 9th December sixth form students from Priestley College in Warrington visited their local Environment Agency office to learn about flood risk management. JBA Trust supported the event by providing demonstrations of our augmented reality sandbox.
Primary pupils learn about river structures and flood risk
On Thursday 28th November, JBA Trust visited Grassington Primary School in the Yorkshire Dales where pupils are learning about rivers, with a focus on the local River Wharfe.
Supporting sixth form career choices
JBA Trust supported a careers event for sixth form geography students at Yarm School in County Durham on Thursday 28th November.
Sandbox demonstration at university STEM fair
Students attending Edge Hill University’s STEM Volunteering and Placement Fair were able to learn about managing flood risk while using JBA Trust’s interactive sandbox.
Inspiring careers in the environment sector
On Wednesday 13th November, Skipton Girls High School held a careers fair for students interested in joining their sixth form. By speaking to businesses and universities, students were able to find out about possible careers and the types of qualifications they need to reach their career goal.
Supporting community engagement
JBA Trust supported the River Worth Friends community engagement event in Keighley, West Yorkshire on Saturday 9th November.
Flood and coastal risk management educational resources
JBA Trust has developed a range of freely available educational resources to support learning about flood and coastal risk management.
Internship: researching links between extreme weather events and climate change
Julian Shield joined us for five weeks in September 2019 to research Extreme Event Attribution. He found that 40 of the 41 heatwaves investigated between 2011 and 2017 were attributable to climate change.
