Resources for schools
We support teaching in the classroom and in the field by providing high quality geographical teaching and learning resources.
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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The power of maps - Professor James Cheshire
School Member Lecture, 26 February 2025
Glacial environments in a warming world - Professor Bethan Davies and Dr Guy Paxman
School Member Lecture, 20 November 2024
The changing city - alternative uses of urban space - Professor Oli Mould
School Member Lecture, 25 September 2024
Beyond ‘Sinking Islands’: Resisting Climate Change in Tuvalu - Dr Liam Saddington
School Member lecture, 13 March 2024
What do geographers actually do?
It is well known that geographers save the world, but what is it that geographers actually do?
Creating disaster: the Türkiye-Syria earthquakes Q&A activity sheet
A celebration of the Jurassic Coast - Dr Anjana Khatwa
School Member lecture, 1 February 2021
Britain's ageing population
An ageing population will mean pressures on economic development, retirement, health and welfare provision. In light of this, how should Britain move forward?
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.
Natural justice - Professor Lorna Dawson
School Member Lecture, 5 February 2020.
The Sustainable Development Goals: ambition or fantasy? - Linden Edgell
School Member lecture, 27 June 2019
Made in Britain
Heavy industry of the 1960’s has been replaced with high-value production, and the UK now exports a diverse range of goods.
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