the english channel is the body of water that separates france and england.
the english channel is the body of water that separates france and england.
what body of water separates france and england?
the english channel
england has two land borders: a border with scotland that follows the cheviot hills and a border with wales that loosely follows the route of offa's dyke. 









































to the west, the irish sea separates england from ireland and the isle of man; to the east, the north sea separates england from denmark, germany, the netherlands and belgium and to the south, the english channel separates england from france and the channel islands.









































section::::human geography.:economic geography.









































england boasts one of the largest economies in europe and indeed the world, with an average gdp per capita of £22,907.
geography of england
the school is distributed over two sites, corresponding to the age groups catered for.









































section::::sites.:east site.









































east site, formerly icknield school, caters for year 7 and year 8 students. in 2012, £661,000 was spent on improvements to the facilities including new classroom a new science lab, new music rooms and a new fitness suite. in all, east site has more than 25 classrooms, including 4 science labs, 4 ict rooms, a drama studio, a tennis court, a netball court, a library and 5 rooms devoted to design and technology.
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