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. 

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Model Making Competition Winners 2026 - photo of Zinnia Mallarachi's model of polar regions
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Congratulations to our model-making competition winners!

We would like to thank everyone who got involved and entered, and give a big congratulations to our model-making competition winners!

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Geography and natural hazards

Steve Brace has written an article for TeachWire called ‘Geography and natural hazards – How should you frame them?’ Read it here.

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Flood Action Week 12-18 October 2026

To raise awareness for Flood Action Week the GA and Environment Agency have developed a range of free resources about flooding…

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Latest GA Blog:
Speaking and listening in the geography classroom

Fiona Sheriff and Maria Pitt explore speaking and listening and practical ways geography teachers can help multilingual students develop.

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GeogPod #103: Slapton Sands, postglacial sea level change and coastal fieldwork. Photo by Andy Roland sourced from Canva.

Latest GeogPod: Episode #103: Slapton Sands, postglacial sea level change and coastal fieldwork

John is joined by Grace Phillips and Em Kendall from the Field Studies Council to unpick the road collapse at Slapton, Devon.

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