Resources for schools
We support teaching in the classroom and in the field by providing high quality geographical teaching and learning resources.
UK in the Wider World
Despite being a relatively small nation, the UK is an influential player on the international stage.
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Creating disaster: the Türkiye-Syria earthquakes Q&A activity sheet
Explaining the evolution of floods in time and space - Associate Professor Dr Louise Slater
School Member Lecture, 1 March 2023
Migrants on the margins: educational resources
Why do people move? Our educational video resources explore case studies based on the Society's Field Research Programme.
Somalia: the world’s most failed state? - James Fergusson
While for many years it has commonly been seen as the world’s most failed and dangerous state, Somalia is also a country with a strong drive for resurrection throughout the coming years.
Globalisation of manufacturing in post-war Britain
Examining the processes by which the British were encouraged to become part of the geographies of manufacturing
Flooding, climate change and the resilience of cities: Alex Nickson
Siberia - its history and its people: Professor Janet Hartley
Despite comprising over three quarters of Russia land mass, Siberia is home to only forty million people, one of the lowest population densities of any region or country in the world
What’s going on in Greenland?: Professor Alun Hubbard
Professor Alun Hubbard tells us about his research in Greenland, looking specifically at glacial melt and retreat
Data skills in the workplace
Geographical data skills are valued in many workplaces. Watch the videos and view a series of workplace case studies
Why Does Antarctica Matter?
We asked a range of experts who work on issues surrounding Antarctica to tell us why Antarctica matters to them…
How is Britain changing?
Going Places with Geography video
Going Places with Geography is a progression and careers video from the RGS-IBG
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