Geographical Association

Join the NEU, Queen Mary University of London, and the Geographical Association for Open Doors: Courageous Classroom Conversations Through Film from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM at QMUL's BLOC Cinema. Explore the new How We Work human geography resource, watch short films, and claim a free National Trust pass. Email y.fedda@qmul.ac.uk to book.

Our Everyday Guide to Primary Geography: Local Fieldwork provides the inspiration needed to investigate streets and parks at Key Stages 1 and 2. Use code NFF26 for 20% off to help manage your departmental budget. Teaching geography without fieldwork is like teaching English without books. Get ready for #NFF26 at the-ga.org/4jw7PtF

The ultimate departmental resource for outdoor learning. Save 20% on the complete series pack using discount code NFF26. Prepare for #NFF26 at the-ga.org/4ftoE9s

Get a quick overview of the GA's new strategy with this video by the Chief Executive, Steve Brace. Watch it here: the-ga.org/4nJFByJ

The GA's Subject Knowledge Scholar programme is now open to ITE and Pre-ITE applicants for the 2026 cohort. The deadline to apply for the programme is 31 May but what exactly do you get when you do so? Please find more information below and with this link: the-ga.org/47i9j60

Investigating your local street is a cost effective way to meet curriculum goals. Save even more with 20% off using code NFF26. Perfect for primary and secondary practitioners preparing for #NFF26. Visit: the-ga.org/492qI4w

Designed for non-specialists, ECTs and experienced geographers alike, this GA training focuses on deepening subject knowledge to improve student progress, as supported by Coe et al. (2014). Running as weekly twilight sessions from 1 June to 6 July (4.00pm–4.45pm), the course delivers practical classroom ideas, support for student recall and tactics to address common misconceptions. Book your place with GA today to build your teaching confidence for the upcoming term. Link: the-ga.org/4eZbp0j

GAConf26 may have come and gone but who says we can't reminisce? The highlight video for our Conference in April is now available to watch on YouTube. Watch it here and don't forget to leave a comment if you see yourself too! Link: youtu.be/wcKmmC9Gjhg?si…

Young scientists exploring our school grounds this morning: using pooters, quadrats and distance measuring wheels to measure habitat and biodiversity. All creatures were studied, recorded and quickly released back into the original location. #STEM #Thrive 💚🌸📏🐜🔍📉📊📈

Teach geography the way it was meant to be experienced. Fieldwork Through Enquiry is now 20% off for all with code NFF26. Fieldwork is to geography what books are to English. Plan your #NFF26 curriculum here: the-ga.org/4uPQjWM

Data analysis is vital for successful enquiry. Save 20% on the 2nd edition of this essential guide with code NFF26. Help your students move beyond the field to meaningful results. Vital for #NFF26 preparation: the-ga.org/4eOrs0J

Are you preparing for a PGCE or completing your initial teacher education? Enhance your classroom preparation with the Subject Knowledge Scholar Programme from the Geographical Association. This part-time online course helps building confidence in core topics from weather to urban environments. The registration deadline for the upcoming cohort is 31 May 2026. Secure your place to gain expert tutoring, valuable teaching resources and three years of GA membership. Learn more here: the-ga.org/4wG5aou

Our A-level geographers completed a very successful day of urban field work in Glasgow yesterday. Lots of great day collection around the Celtic Park Stadium and Emirates Arena, interviewing local people about the upcoming Commonwealth games. Enjoyed an open top city tour bus followed by fieldwork to investigate urban vitality along Sauchiehall Street. #oakspark #fieldwork @geography_DAF @The_GA

🐝World Bee Day 2026 focuses on how humans and bees have been working together to nourish and sustain people and the environment #WorldBeeDay2026 #SaveTheBees #ecosystems #agriculture #biodiversity #pollinators

Explore the new GA CPD Library featuring our latest modules on Curriculum Analysis and the distinction between fieldwork and fieldtrips. These flexible resources are designed to fit around your busy teaching schedule with more content coming soon. Visit: geography.org.uk/introducing-th…

Inspire your students to showcase their creativity in the 2026 Geographical Association Model Making Competition. This year the theme is Fragile Environments, offering a fantastic opportunity to engage with critical global issues. Learn more and download the entry criteria: the-ga.org/4dgFw1Z

Join educators at QMUL Mile End for Courageous Classroom Conversations Through Film on Wednesday 3 June 2026. This session at BLOC Cinema focuses on the film Open Doors and facilitating dialogue on displacement for KS3 to 5. Email y.fedda@qmul.ac.uk for more information.