The ONS portal offers more than secondary data. Explore its potential for GIS, fieldwork and critical geographical enquiry within the A Level NEA.

What we stand to gain, what we risk losing, and why the future of AI in education must begin with learning. Drawing together the AI threads that ran through my day at researchED 2026.

Why shared encounters with rich texts should form part of our thinking about KS3

Why do I keep returning to researchED? I reflect on its sense of community, the challenge of choosing just six sessions from 137 and the ideas that left me with plenty to think about.

What subject leaders need to know about the imminent public consultation, the reform timetable and how departments can begin preparing now.

Rob Chambers provides curriculum, assessment and professional learning consultancy for schools, trusts and online providers, alongside specialist geography tutoring.

Six sessions, six reflections and the value of taking time to think about what evidence might mean for practice

The decisions that will shape subject content, assessment and future specifications. Why the next stage is crucial, and why every geography teacher’s voice matters.

The curse of expertise, disciplinary thinking and what this means for geography (reflections on Claire Badger's ResearchEd Yorkshire Talk "Great Explanations").

Reflections on Bradley Busch’s researchED Yorkshire session and how we can create the conditions to develop resilient students.

Reflections on Rachel Ball’s researchED Yorkshire session: the mechanisms of professional development that make classroom change more likely

Reflections on Kate Jones’ researchEd Yorkshire session, "Making Feedback Matter" and why the value of feedback lies not in how much we give, but in what students do with it.

Reflections on checking for understanding, intellectual preparation and David Goodwin’s rEDYorkshire 2026 talk “What Are They Thinking?”

Reflections on Dr Pedro De Bruyckere’s ResearchEd Yorkshire 2026 keynote, collective teacher efficacy, and the emerging idea of collective student efficacy

Bookletised curricula can be powerful, but their success depends on the curriculum thinking, teacher expertise and professional culture that sit around them.

The Importance of Building GIS Capability Over Time

No, seriously, my students have low digital proficiency.

Creating trust-wide access to curriculum support, revision, and intervention

Thinking about SharePoint through the lens of teaching and learning

Geography educator of 26 years. National Geography Lead in a large MAT. GA Trustee, RGS Fellow, Chartered Geographer. Award-winning teacher who loves landscapes, everyday geography, music & making thi...

At ResearchEd last weekend, there was a palpable buzz in the packed hall as the brilliant Tom Bennett introduced the day reminding me of the familiar excitement that comes from engaging with the lates...

As heads of department get to work analysing the summer’s GCSE and A-level results, Mark Enser offers his advice for making the process productive, rather than tedious

I was delighted to see a Geography-specific session at this year’s ResearchEd, with the brilliant Brendan Conway speaking about GIS. Ironically, whilst GIS is very much “part of the furniture” in mode...

Another highlight from my day at ResearchEd London was the session by Alex Fairlamb (Senior Leader in charge of Teaching and Learning) and Rachel Ball (Coaching Development Lead at Steplab) on The Sca...

I thoroughly enjoyed Saturday’s ResearchEd in London – a great opportunity to re-engage with the latest research-informed thinking from some excellent speakers. My first session was with the brilliant...

Scientists once thought Antarctica might hold onto its sea ice as the world warmed. No longer.

A new study is the first to define a safe operating space for the rivers of the Bangladesh delta.

Reflections from our INSET day and the evolving work of our Geography Subject Community Last week, we held our trust-wide INSET day at Astrea Academy Trust, launching the next phase of our Common Core...

Find out how you can get ready for National Thank a Teacher Day on June 18th. Download our free resources, social assets, and fun activities.

The Exemplary Leadership Programme - a grassroots movement driving school improvement.

Water treaties should be rewritten to factor in climate change and new geopolitical realities.

The fourth most important food crop is in peril as the Latin America and the Caribbean suffer from climate disaster

YouTube video by 2025 Sagaing Earthquake Archive

The GA Strategy consultation survey gives everyone the opportunity to contribute to the development of our 2025 – 30 strategic plan.