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Resources for schools

We support teaching in the classroom and in the field by providing high quality geographical teaching and learning resources.

 

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Coastal erosion and management: Slapton, Devon

A GCSE Geography teaching resource focussing on coastal erosion and management in Slapton, Devon.

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Environmental Movement: oral histories

Four posters exploring the development of the Environmental Movement in the UK over more than 50 years.

Case study

Urbanisation and climate case study: Rainham

A look at issues relating to the misuse of the land caused by illegal rubbish dumping in Rainham, East London.

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Extreme heat in the UK

Exploring extreme heat, a period of temperatures and humidity much higher than normal for the time of year.

Activity

Britain’s shopping geography

Introducing the idea that geographical data can reveal patterns that are not immediately obvious.

Case study

Wildfires in the UK

Discover how wildfires are increasing in the UK, explore the 2026 Dunwich Heath fire, and learn about their impacts on people, wildlife and climate.

Podcast

Russia-China migration with Professor Elena Barabantseva

How migration connects with issues of citizenship, race, identity, and belonging, particularly in the context of China and the Chinese Russian borderlands.

Podcast

Disaster management with Professor Ilan Kelman

We speak with Professor Ilan Kelman on the role people play in hazard management.

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Exploration of Antarctica with Max Worsley

Max Worsley is planning an expedition to raise awareness about Antarctica’s role in global systems from sea levels to climate regulation.

Podcast

Managing risk with Dr Tina Thomson

Exploring how insurers evaluate risk and how it is evolving with growing threats from climate change and urbanisation.

Case study

Cambridge Science Park redevelopment

Cambridge Science Park is home to a range of organisations and businesses, including companies involved in technology, IT, finance, research and science.

Podcast

Fluvial Geomorphology with Chrystiann Lavarini

Discussing how rivers behave, the impact of human activities and sustainable management practices in the context of climate change.

Careers

Careers using GIS: Humanitarian data analysis activity

Find out how Momin, a Geospatial Consultant, uses GIS and satellite imagery to support humanitarian response to disaster and conflict.

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