We have developed a suite of exciting and engaging online resources to enliven geography lessons at KS3. 

Up-to-date and ready to use but easily adaptable, with support for teachers not trained as geographers, they cover both new and familiar topics from Climate Change to 2012 Olympics in an innovative way.

Combining up-to-date geographical research with taster online lessons led by well known faces in the media, they will are an essential resource for teaching about the new national curriculum for KS3 launched in 2007.

  Revealing the importance of Geography
· Looking at how we can work with the 'Importance of Geography' statement

  London 2012 Olympics
· Using the Games to look at urban and environmental at a range of scales.

  New India
· The physical and human processes that are transforming India and its role in the world.

  Adventure landscapes
· Exploring physical geography and environmental interaction through adventure.

  Who wants to be a billionaire?
· A fresh approach to uneven development.

  Africa: a continent of contrasts
· Exploring Africa and its future.

  Paradise lost
· Tourism in contemporary Thailand.

  Risky world
· Hazard risk and impact at a variety of scales.

  Fantastic places
· Stimulating an interest in and a sense of wonder about places.

  Impossible places
· Sustainability and human impacts on environmental interaction and place.

  China Today
· Exploring the social, economic, environmental and political interdependence between China and the rest of the world.

  Changing Climates
· Discussing the facts about climate change and the predictions for the future

  Who wants to live forever?
· Looking into life expectancy and our ageing population

  The geography of my stuff
· Exploring food miles, child labour and online purchasing

  Are you flood ready?
· Looking at resilience, risk and management

  Who do we think we are?
· Exploring citizenship from a geographical perspective

  The Geography of Conflict
· Introduces students to the topical and hard to teach issue of conflict

  Glacial Environments
· Looking at changing glacial environments

  Mapping festivals
·  Using Glastonbury as a case study

  Our Place in History
·  Investigating the local area

  Changing faces, shaping places
-  Exploring migration

  Geography: The language of Europe
-  Connecting geography and modern foreign languages

  The Geography of Science
-  Connecting geography and modern foreign languages

  You are what you eat
-   Investigating interdependence in our food supply chain