‘Geo Week’ at British School

Global warming took centre stage at this year’s geography exhibition of The British School in Colombo which was worked off last week in the School Geography classroom.

The projects and the posters were done in groups and the students selected different themes from geography and one of the main topics that they focused on was the global warming simply because of the present climate changes.

This time the ‘Geo Week’ exhibition was extended for a period of one week and it provided the children the opportunity to display their creativity, their talents and to share their knowledge about the echo systems.

The geography exhibition is a very important part of The British Schools’ curriculum as every year it has provided a platform for the students to display their geographical knowledge.

The students have shown a great amount of commitment and have done a lot of research work in creating their projects and posters on different themes following a preparation of just over one month.

The students were also able to learn about teamwork and have generated different ideas and endeavoured to display it together which is the main goal that they have achieved at this event.

A student explaining about his creation	Students displaying their poster creations at the exhibition
Students adding the final touches to their projects