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.

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New GEO resources available

We are pleased to share we have been adding over 120 GEO teaching resources to our library. Find out more here.

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The GA has launched its Gifts and Legacies fund

The GA has launched its Gifts and Legacies Fund into which members can make donations to support the Association’s work. Find out more…

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In the Know: Climate Change shortlisted in the Teach Awards 2026

We’re delighted to share In the Know: Climate Change has been shortlisted in the Teach Awards 2026 in the Teach Primary Foundation category.

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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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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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