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The Geographical Association

We are a UK charity supporting geography teachers. We are a voice for geography, advocating the importance of the subject in education and society.

GA membership gives you valuable support as we prepare for curriculum change. Join now to stay informed and up to date.

About the GA

We are the subject association for teachers of geography and a registered charity dedicated to supporting and advancing geographical education. Our members and volunteers are at the heart of our Association – a diverse, inclusive community of individuals who work together to create positive change for the world of geography teaching.

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Bespoke consultancy

Join us for a bespoke consultancy day with GA experts Jon Cannell, Steve Brace or Becky Kitchen, by engaging a curriculum expert to support your schools in implementing the new geography National Curriculum.

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Join the GA to keep up to date with the latest ideas, support and advice in geography education for teachers, students and academics.

Latest news from the GA

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GCSE geography results analysis 2026

Find out the GCSE geography exam results analysis overview with the full report to follow shortly. Try our DIY calculator for your school.

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GCSEGCSE results

Congratulations to students receiving geography GCSE results today

Many congratulations from the Geographical Association to all the students who received their GCSE geography results today.

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A level geography results 2026

Congratulations from the GA to all A level geography students who have received their results. View the exam analysis summary here.

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Read about everything from exam results, new GA resources and reports, GA elections, competitions and surveys and their results.

Also from the GA

Explore from a wide range of topics and news, straight from the Geographical Association.

Latest GA Blog:
Nobody searches for rivers: what quiz demand reveals about locational knowledge

Andrii Sadchykov, founder of Trivio, shares the search data behind their quizzes and the insight this gives us about locational knowledge.

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Latest GeogPod: Episode #102

In this episode, Jon Lyon talks to Gwilym Pryce from the University of Sheffield, who explores the idea of ‘social frontiers’.

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The new Primary Geography CPD Pack: Climate Change in your Curriculum will help you plan teaching for climate change, thinking about coherence, progression and purposeful links with existing and planned activities.

The A Guide to Fieldwork series provides support and guidance on urban fieldwork opportunities in a number of cities, focusing on ‘changing places’ and aligned with the GCSE specifications.

Each SuperSchemes title provides advice and guidance on how to approach the topic, two fully-resourced lesson plans and background information to help teachers develop geography units of work with confidence.

GA Advocacy, Journals and Research

Explore from a wide range of topics and news, straight from the Geographical Association.

Our journal pick

Teaching Geography: Raising Issues: The problem of hope in geography education

Geography Education Research

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GA Advocacy for Geography

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Membership with the GA

Get access to over 100 member-only teaching resources
Receive termly journals
Benefit from expert advice to raise the achievement in geography in your school
Save money on GA training courses, conferences, publications and consultancy services
Access exclusive member discounts on RGS, Chelston Direct, Páramo and Cosmographics
Collaborate and share the latest teaching ideas by joining a GA curriculum project

The GA Networking Calendar

Browse the GA Networking Calendar to find events coming up near you and to publicise your own networking events.

Joining the GA I realised there were other people like me in the world and that the world is a very big and very interesting place. Geography, like the world, is constantly changing and the GA allows me to keep up with that change.

Arthur Kelly

The GA conference and journals consistently inspire me by updating my subject knowledge from geographers who are truly passionate about their subject

Hannah Spencer

Being a member of the GA means that I am, and genuinely feel, part of a community of like-minded individuals, dedicated to furthering an understanding of the value and importance of geography.