Society launches new publication for schools

The Royal Geographical Society is excited to announce a new publication for schools, Geography Today. 

The publication is packed with curriculum-relevant case studies written by expert geographers, real-world stories that highlight the role of geography in topical issues and events, and content linked to the wider work of the RGS.  

Geography Today marks an exciting new development in our mission to advance geographical learning by providing students with insights for a changing world.  Produced with the editorial team behind Geography Review, this important resource will help students take their learning to the next level. 

New issues come out termly with digital access for School Members and discounted print subscriptions for other Society Members. Non members can purchase three print issues for £40 per year.  

The launch edition, which is available now, features fascinating insights from the global impact of Hurricane Helene and foreign aid in the UK, to the human geographies of the UK’s high streets.   

Find out more and access a free article from our first issue

Alongside a new publication, this autumn also saw the introduction of a lower price for RGS School Membership, which now costs just £50 per school per year, and the introduction of free Student Membership, to all students from KS4 to undergraduate level. These initiatives are aimed at broadening access to high-quality education and careers support for young people, empowering the next generation of geographers by making geography accessible to all.