The Young Geographer of the Year competition is run in partnership with Geographical and is kindly supported by Esri UK, Ordnance Survey, Stanfords and Philip’s.
The Young Geographer of the Year is the Society’s annual competition which recognises the outstanding work of the next generation of geographers. With its age ranges spanning the primary years to A Level, the competition encourages thoughtful and creative answers to the competition’s theme which is set each year.
The Society encourages schools to run their own in-house competition and then send their top 10 entries into the national competition. The Young Geographer competition has been running for over 20 years and in 2020 over 10,000 young people took part.
For this year’s Young Geographer of the Year competition we were asking young people to create an annotated map revealing how their lives had been shaped by the Covid pandemic.
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The Young Geographer of the Year competition and Rex Walford Award are kindly supported by:
Find out more about using your school's free ArcGIS subscription to create your Esri Story Map.
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The competition is hosted in conjunction with Geographical Magazine
The Rex Walford Award is for trainees or teachers who have just started their careers.
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