STUDENT INFORMATION - Sheringham

Hi

Thanks for visiting this page on the Sheringham Town website.Please note I cannot help with ANY enquiries on ANY School project :-( This is for two reasons, firstly it has been so very long since I left school and secondly my knowledge of geography is now limited to consulting an atlas once in a while.

So this page is not about giving you answers to queries on various projects but more to point you to other sites which might better be able to help.

A good search engine is www.google.com which can be filtered to UK results only - if at first you get poor results or too many then rethink what keywords you have used the more keywords you use the narrower and more accurate the results returned will be. Well in theory anyway:-)

Contacting other students who may have done the same or similar projects may be of use - have you checked your schools intranet for any past course work?

Sheringham High is a local Secondary school who might hold more details of the area or you might be able to contact students there to ask them for help.

The North Norfolk District Council has a variety of links which might prove to be a mine of valuable information for you - this link takes you direct to a page containing information on North Norfolk - the facts. A demographic study.

If you have any info you think other students might find useful then please email it and we will upload here, or if you know of a good site which might prove useful to other students on such glorious topics such as Coastal Erosion then please let us know.

If you send an email then we will reply with the proviso that we cannot help with projects beyond the information given above - as this page is from a button clearly marked STUDENTS we will assume that you have at least read this page before contacting us. Sadly any emails simply asking for help on a project will be ignored as the answers we can give are above.

As I say though this page can be expanded further, but it is up to you to help me be a medium for helping other students.