Geography lessons came to life for students of Helena Romanes School in Dunmow with a trip to the Isle of Arran off the west coast of Scotland.On the island in the Firth of Clyde, regarded as a "geologist's paradise", Year 12 pupils carried out a study of the River Chalmadale, which flows through a glacial U-shaped valley, by their base at Lochranza. They also investigated beach profiles, visited the town of Blackwaterfoot, carried out land-use surveys, and visited King's Cave, said...
