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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Urbanisation
The prediction for 2050 is that over 60% of the world’s population will live in towns and cities.
Amazonian diversity and climate vulnerability
Looking at how the Amazonian forests are being affected by climate change.
South Africa
South Africa is a nation of remarkable diversity and natural beauty.
21st Century Challenges with Professor Mark Maslin
We talk to Mark Maslin about climate change and the major challenges facing humanity in the 21st century.
Conference of the Parties (COP) animation
Introducing key details about the UN Climate Change Conference (COP).
Rise of Chinese cars in the UK
In July 2025, it was reported that 1 in 10 new cars bought in the UK were made in China.
Comparing typhoons: Ragasa and Haiyan
An activity to identify the differences between these two events and answer examination style questions.
Interview with David Burnip (The Wandering Turnip)
A discussion about the decline of the High Street, regeneration, sense of place and coastal erosion.
Environmental justice and climate action
Activity linked to Monday Night Lecture 'Environmental justice and climate action: victims of the ‘war on woke’ by Professor Laura Pulido
World Bank: Podcast notes
An activity to to help students extract key information from the World Bank: Environment and Development podcast.
World Bank: Environment and Development
We speak to Richard Damania, the Chief Economist of the Sustainable Development Practice Group for the World Bank.
World Bank - country classifications
An interactive resource that identifies how the World Bank classifies countriesand how these countries have changed since 1987.
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