The Society extends warm congratulations to the geographers who were recognised in the New Year Honours list, including:
The Society also congratulates the geographers who were awarded the Polar Medal on 8 January, including:
The Polar Medal was instituted in 1904 to reward the participants in Captain Robert F. Scott’s successful first expedition to the Antarctic region. In recent decades most awards have gone to scientists working in the Polar Regions for prolonged periods to advance knowledge.
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The highest achieving geography pupils of 2013 have been awarded Excellence Awards by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
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Our response welcomes the emphasis on fieldwork, and the potential for non-exam assessment to develop students' skills with longer-form research projects.
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