Resources for schools
We support teaching in the classroom and in the field by providing high quality geographical teaching and learning resources.
Discovering the Arctic
A guided tour across the top of the world - refreshed for 2025
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National Education Nature Park (NENP)
The NENP is an initiative across England that empowers educational settings to transform their grounds into thriving, nature-rich spaces
Geographical careers in real estate
Introducing students to the geographical career opportunities available in the real estate consultancy sector, showcasing the relevance of GIS
Urban Geography - Battersea Power Station
Sophie Blake from Channing School talks about learning materials she has developed for KS3 including a fieldtrip to this iconic place
Environmental action evolution
In the late 1960s, the environmental movement gained support to become a global movement driven by local actions
Evolution of the environmental movement
Exploring the history of the environmental movement with Chris Church and Professor Oli Mould from Royal Holloway, University of London
Resource management and sustainability in Oman
Key Stage Five (16-18) resources on resource management and sustainability in Oman, linked to the Jewel of Arabia expedition
Geographers and the Thames Estuary 2100 Plan
Activities exploring the role that geographers play in contributing to the development of flood risk strategy
Italian citizenship
Exploring the implications of gaining Italian citizenship for immigrants
China’s electricity revolution
Looking at the rapid evolution of China’s electricity supply to become self-sufficient
Building on London’s Green Belt
There are plans to build more homes by expanding into green belt land. But is this solution a viable and sustainable one?
The geographers behind the map
Activities exploring geographical careers in hazard response linked to the 2025 Myanmar earthquakes
Is weather becoming more extreme?
It is common in news articles, when a weather event has taken place, that the phrase ‘extreme’ weather be used. But is the weather becoming more extreme?
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