Resources for schools
We support teaching in the classroom and in the field by providing high quality geographical teaching and learning resources.
Coastal erosion and management: Slapton, Devon
A GCSE Geography teaching resource focussing on coastal erosion and management in Slapton, Devon.
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The Slapton Sands gravel barrier system - Professor Gerd Masselink
School Member Lecture, 30 September 2026.
Discovering Wetlands
Wetlands exist throughout the world in many different forms, and they have great importance for people and nature.
Careers in river landscapes - Wimbledon Common
Learn how Frankie, an Environmental Consultant, finds nature-based solutions to manage flooding on Wimbledon Common.
I am a Disaster Management Specialist
Find out more about the role of a disaster management specialist, aimed at primary aged children.
The geography of conflict with Lieutenant Colonel Kenny Nixon
Lieutenant Colonel Kenny Nixon of the British Army talks about the role of geography in military operations and global geopolitics.
Careers that build sustainable cities: Bristol
Examining sustainable urban development and the geographers that work in this sector, focusing on Bristol Temple Quarter.
Place makers: how geographers are regenerating Newport’s leisure centre
Showcasing the role of geographers working on the redevelopment of Newport Leisure Centre in South Wales.
Environmental Movement: oral histories
Four posters exploring the development of the Environmental Movement in the UK over more than 50 years.
Extreme heat in the UK
Exploring extreme heat, a period of temperatures and humidity much higher than normal for the time of year.
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.
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.
Britain’s shopping geography
Introducing the idea that geographical data can reveal patterns that are not immediately obvious.
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